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Walking Back In Time From 1600 To Antiquity By Decades (V3.0)

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 Posted 01/03/2022  09:52 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add JohnConduitt to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
These European coins look pretty good for how far back we are.

Ok I think I can add some more Golden Horde coins now. I only have these for the 1340s, although hopefully @Grinya has more.

This is Jani Beg, but with some sort of Russian countermark. I think it's Sagdeeva 228 or 231, which are very similar, but both are AD747.

Jani Beg Dang, AH747/AD1346
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Saray al-Jadida; South Russian Countermark. Silver, 1.5g. Mint Saray / al-Jadida / 747 (above, left and below). Just Sultan / Janibeg Khan (Sagdeeva 228).


This, on the other hand, might be Sagdeeva 231 rather than 228, but again is AD747. The obverse and reverse are the other way around to the coin above in the photos.

Jani Beg Dang, AH747/AD1346
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Saray al-Jadida. Silver, 1.5g. Just Sultan / Janibeg Khan. Mint Saray / al-Jadida / 747 (Sagdeeva 231).
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These European coins look pretty good for how far back we are

Always just a matter of one's budget

That's already four dates this decade

This one won't help. Hungary, gold florin of Louis I dateable to 1342-1353. Huszar 512. The first medieval gold in my collection, purchased 1999.
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Yes, I have quite a lot of the coins from this decade... Don't know how to publish them all, probably one coin per post is not the best idea... will start from the last year of the decade

Here are my dangs of Jani Beg Khan (Saray al-Jadida mint) year 749 (1349)

Sagdeeva# 241 - the coin is with the year 948 which means 749
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Obverse is Sagdeeva# 240, reverse is 242. Sorry for the quality of the picture
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Sagdeeva 240 (the mint name can be read as Saray al-Mahrusa)

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And the last one is Sagdeeva 214 with the date 741, but current compromise view that coins of Jani Beg with the date 741 were minted in 749 because all coins with date 749 typologically set in the chain 749-751 AH
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This gros of the Duchy of Lorraine has a date range 1348-1390 (even if I can find some smaller denomination types with similar design details that are given narrower date ranges ). 26 mm and 2.6 g., Boudeau 1469.
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Fot the year 748 AH I have these coins of Jani Beg Khan (Saray al-Jadida mint)

Sagdeeva 237:
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Sagdeeva 238:
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They are quite similar, the difference is in the place of the 8
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It's probably time for the new decade listing...

1349 - JohnConduitt, Grinya (750 AH = Mar 1349-Mar 1350)
1348 - Grinya (749 AH = Apr 1348-Mar 1349)
1347 - Grinya (748 AH = Apr 1347-Apr 1438)
1346-45 - none yet (would be 747 and 746 AH)
1344 - tdziemia
1343 - tdziemia
1342-41 - none yet (would be 743 and 742 AH, and maybe also 741 AH)
1340 - Spence

It turns out that 741 AH is nearly evenly split between 1341 and 1340, and/or 740 AH is nearly evenly split between 1340 and 1339.
For now we can assume that 742 AH (Jun 1431-Jun 1432) corresponds to 1341, and 739 AH (Jul 1338-Jul 1339) corresponds to 1339; conveniently enough we've got a coin from 1340 anyway. This might get trickier later.


As for my own 1340s coin, I couldn't find the coin to take better pics, so might as well post the pics I have. (They're not that bad.)

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Hungary, Lajos I (1342-82)
AR denar, 1346-49?
Obverse: [+M REG]IS LODOVI[CI] around large crown (picture should be rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise)
Reverse: kneeling angel facing left, L in left field
Numista 74695 (the example depicted there is a lot less worn, but even less legible than mine)
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Thanks @jan1. I think my coins (at least the ones that I posted in the correct decade) were AH747.
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My coins from 747AH, again Golden Horde, again Jani Beg Khan, again Saray al-Jadida mint

Sagdeeva# 224
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Sagdeeva# 230, year on the coin is 847 (=747)
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Sagdeeva# 231
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Sagdeeva# 232 - Korasmian style
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Sagdeeva# 233 (obverse) and 238 (reverse)
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Sagdeeva# 262, probably minted on the territory of modern Tatarstan. Reading of the date is questionable
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Mule coin with 2 obverses similar to Sagdeeva# 262 which has a reverse with a Sarai al-Jadida mint.
Also probably minted on the territory of modern Tatarstan.
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An amazing group of Golden Horde coins so far!

This Indian Jital was issued by the Kingdom of Kangra on behalf of Apurva Chandra Deva. It can be dated to 1340 to 1351 AD. The provenance on this piece goes back to Thomas Pollandt. Any thoughts on an attribution?


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Thanks @jan1. I think my coins (at least the ones that I posted in the correct decade) were AH747.
Thanks for pointing it out! I must have missed them somehow, not sure how.

Updated version of the dates...

1349 - JohnConduitt, Grinya (750 AH = Mar 1349-Mar 1350)
1348 - Grinya (749 AH = Apr 1348-Mar 1349)
1347 - Grinya (748 AH = Apr 1347-Apr 1438)
1346 - JohnConduitt, Grinya (747 AH = Apr 1346-Apr 1347)
1345 - none yet (would be 746 AH)
1344 - tdziemia
1343 - tdziemia
1342-41 - none yet (would be 743 and 742 AH, and maybe also 741 AH)
1340 - Spence

We're now up to 7/10 dates for this decade and we're probably not even done yet.
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Here is my other coin from this decade that is datable to a single year.

This Gros Tournois was issued by the German City State of Cologne and is datable to 1343 AD. The obv legend is +WALRAM ARCHIEPES COLONIE and the rev legend is XPC VICIT XPC REGNAT XPC INPAT. It was attributed as Noss 53. Another COVID pick-up for me!


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My coins from 746AH, again Golden Horde, again Jani Beg Khan, again Saray al-Jadida mint:))

Sagdeeva# 219
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Sagdeeva# 224
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Sagdeeva# 226
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And one more nice coin which is not mentioned in Sagdeeva catalogue
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Indeed, another great display of Golden Horde this decade, and that's a super Cologne turnosegroschen.
I have one more Lorraine coin with a broad date range, another gros dated to 1348-1390. Boudeau 1472.
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Obv: Eagle atop Lorraine arms. IOhANNES DVX LOTH
Rev: Sword flanked by two flowers. MONETA FCA IN NANCEIO
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Only one coin from the 745AH: Dang of Jani Beg Khan (Saray al-Jadida mint) Sagdeeva 219. The year is at the right (45) and at the left (70) of the reverse


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Here is another Gros from France for me. It is datable to the timeframe of 1341 to 1342 AD. The obv legend is PHILIPPVS REX + BENEDICTV SIT NOMEN DNI PRI DEI, while the rev has about a thousand fleurs de lis plus FRANCORVM. The edges have been shaved down to the point where the coin is almost square. I have it attributed as Duplessy 263A and Roberts 2851.


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