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... and maybe Lucca for the first one? Could not find the exact attribution, but all the devices fit with Lucca.
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11/09/2019 1:23 pm
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Really neat lot! I'd love to get a lot like that. How much did it cost?
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$130. No idea if it is worth it but everything will be started at $1 each once I figure them out. So I should get at least $14 dollars back.
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11/09/2019 9:26 pm
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LUCCA REPUBLIC (1369-1799) Quattrino 1658 AD. D / Grande L R / The Holy Face, crowned. CNI 367 MIR 183/15 Bellesia pag. 360, 102 Mi BB ÷ SPL This coins is 16.5 mm and weighs 0.57 grams    |
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Free city of Riga 1569-1574 AD Silver Schilling, Castle & Keys Obverse: Castle surrounded by legend. Lettering: CIVITATIS · RIGENSIS Translation: City of Riga Reverse: Crossed keys under cross and separating date, all surrounded by legend. MONETA · NO · ARGEN 7 - 0 Translation: Moneta Nova Argentea New silver coin Haljak II# 932, Fed# 601, Neum# 423 17.5 mm, 0.82 grams    |
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(Notice that Jesus Rises from the Sepulcher that has Crosses on it. I just found that interesting.) Andrea Dandolo doge LIV, 1342-1354 AD. Jesus Rises from the Sepulcher. AN DADVL '- S M VENE S. Marco hailed by himself, standing three quarters, receives a wax from the doge, in profile, a d. Above the wax, around, DVX and, below, P (Pietro Contarini or Pietro Manin massari) Rv. XPS RES - VRESIT The haloed Christ, with a banner in the d., Rises from the sepulcher. CNI 10. Paolucci 3. spl 17 mm, 0.72 grams    |
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I think your Joao II vintem may pay off most of your purchase cost.  And check the Lucca coin ... maybe 1558? Edited by tdziemia
11/09/2019 9:40 pm
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Second from right, middle row: denar of Louis the Great of Anjou, Hungary, 14th century.
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Yep. "Moor's head" denar
I'm stumped by the one just to the left of it... issued under a queen. And the large copper.
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I'm stumped by the one just to the left of it... issued under a queen. Surprisingly not: 15th century Basel ( Saurma, Numista). Also stumped by the large copper; could it be a Judenpfennig? I wasn't able to find it among the online examples, but the style seems about right, especially on the reverse. |
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Is that a reverse "P" under the crown on the left? I don't know. I think Numista shows different marks like this for the next ruler, but not that one. Gorgeous coin for someone who collects Portugal. I had found the Lucca coin in CNI, and attributed it as #370. The link lists a range (367/77) which covers all the minor variation in punctuation, since that coin was not sharp enough to positively attribute. Yours has a dot after IMPERATOR and between digits in the date. Nice one @j1m. I could see MONETA NO BA, and was thinking Barcelona at first. And as I was falling asleep I realized REGINE could also be Mary... |
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Nice one @j1m. I actually had no idea what the triangular heck it could have been, but the coat of arms looked vaguely familiar, and I decided to just check all the single-arms listings in the online Saurma. This coin turned out to be almost at the end of the list. |
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january1may; That big copper certainly resembles the Judenpfennig coins I have seen online so thanks for the hint! But at 27.5 mm and 8.04 grams it is quite large and I can't find that "4" on any others as well. Still the shield and dotted border does look like it is influenced from that series.    |
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Hungary. Maximilian II posthumous. I see 1577 AD. Silver Denier, 16.5mm, 0.40g PATRONA · star · VNGARIE, crowned Virgin seated facing holding infant Christ, within circle; K - B / MAX · II · RO · I · S · AV · GE · HV · BO · R ·, date, above Arpad shield within circle. Huszar 993.    |
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