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How Far Back Can We Go? Fifth Edition! Ended At 1461 Waiting On 1460 C. E. (A. H. 864)

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Sigismund the Old, Lithuanian half-groat 1527
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Back to the uniface coins for me. Here is a Pfennig from the Austrian state of Steiermark dated AD 1527:

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Nice Lithuanian half-groat. I like the old style 7 and retrograde Ns.
Kingdom of Poland 1527 groat, Krakow mint:
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To specimens of the Polish Groschen from 1527. I am a little bit uncertain about the second one when it comes to the year, but was told it was a 7.......

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1526 -- Kingdom of Hungary, 1 denar:
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Here is a Pfrennig from the Free City of Regensburg dated AD 1526:


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India, Sultanates,
Bahmani,
Kalim Allah (AH932-944/5,1526-1538AD)
half gani,
without mint, undated,
GG-BH 165.
obv: naam van Kalim Allah
rev: He who is strengthened with the help of God, the wealthy.
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@giljan, on the second Krakow groschen, I agree the last digit of the date makes it difficult. This type only ran from 1526-1529, and other features of the coin make 1526 impossible. I could not find one like yours in the WCN database, so
I have been unsuccesful in several recent bids to get a 1526 coin from Poland/Lithuania, but recently picked up this Swidnica (Silesia) 1/2 groschen for about 1/10 the price of others I had tried for. Variant with retrograde N.
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Sigismund the Old, Lithuanian half-groat 1526, 95D in our book.
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1526 C-Lily Hungarian Denar with open C in mint mark

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Same date and mint mark with Gothic C in mint mark

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More "all in the family" connections for 1526...

Louis (Lajos) II of Hungary, under whose authority the Hungary denars AND the Schweidnitz 1/2 groschen of 1526 were issued, was of the Lithuanian-Polish Jagiello dynasty. He was the nephew of Sigismund I of Poland (@giedriuis 1526 coin), and died in battle against the Ottoman empire at the age of 20, the year these coins were issued, 1526.
Painting of Louis II by Titian:
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1525 -- Kingdom of Hungary, 1 denar:
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Here is a 2 Pfennig from the Austrian State of Salzburg dated AD 1525:

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1525 Lithuanian half groat
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16th century
Duchy of Prussia (Eastern Prussia)
Denar no date
Ruler: Albert von Brandenburg (1525-1568)
Mint: Königsberg
Reference:
Neumann # 49
Slg. Marienburg # 1113
Kopicki # 3751
Wilm # 469
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