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1667 4 Mariengroschen German States Wildman

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approx 22mm across,weight 2.4 g
I really like Wildman coins

I have been unable to find reference for this coin
I think Wolfenbuttel? ruler Augustus
my guess coin has been cleaned,mount removed
any additional information is appreciated
translation of coin inscription,how does one translate abbreviated latin?

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Nice coin!

Maybe this: https://www.NGCcoin.com/price-guide...duid-1340261

(not in Numista as far as I can tell... you could add yours!)
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The inscriptions translate as:

D G RUDOLPH AUGUSTUS DUX B E L = Dei Gratia Rudolphus Augustus Dux Brunsvig et Luneburg = By the Grace of God Rudolph August Duke of Braunschweig and Lüneburg

REMIGIO ALTISSIMI = After the will of the highest (Rudolph's motto)

How to translate abbreviated Latin? Well, in my case - experience from medieval and renaissance coins + Google + a little knowledge of Latin
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How to translate abbreviated Latin? Well, in my case - experience from medieval and renaissance coins + Google + a little knowledge of Latin
Thank you erafjel! you have a wealth of knowledge

tdziemia,Thanks for the link,KM#500 seems correct but no image to compare to?
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@rrn, it is so nice to find another wild man enthusiast. Here is a previous thread that you might find interesting:

http://goccf.com/t/264257
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Quote:
KM#500 seems correct but no image to compare to?

This happens sometimes with older issues.
But the description with D G at beginning of the legend fits, and the VI Mariengroschen in Numista for the same date range (KM#503) is a very good match to your design, so I think you can be fairly confident.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces122593.html

You can get confirmation by listing your coin in Numista. The moderator there will let you know if he thinks this is not correct. You will need a good photo closely cropped and on a white background (the quality of the one you posted looks fine). With erafjel's permission, you can use his translations of the legends, and I think it will make a super listing!

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Nice coin, too bad about it having been mounted.
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