Lithuanian Medieval Coins

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Harmonica
Bob L

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teslacoil

This 1565 half-groat is genuine,4SA165-34 in Ivanauskas catalogue but this is one of most common coins, without any rarity and can cost about 10 usd. I can not say anything about the slab, but it (and grading :)) are some strange.Maybe it is genuine low value coin in fake slab...... can You check the slab by the number?

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echizento

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Glad to help You.Much more about the Lithuanian coinage You can find in http://en.numista.com/forum/topic49601.html My nick is gdrsb in Numista,I included some links to interesting articles and books about the Lithuanian coinage.

Well, the coins of our neighbors is'nt my theme, but I'll try to help. The best spec of this theme is Estonian Gunnar Haljak, You'll get full information in his catalogue, which is on sale in Haljak's internet site.
The coin, You removed, is Riga's under rule of Swedish Queen Christina schilling. Unfortunately, the date has gone due to decentrated coin. The date must be in legend after the city name RIG, RIGE or RIGENS on reverse.
You can find expensive solids (schillings) among Yours, if You are lucky. The most expensive and rare are with the Roman numerals in date, bishops cap at the down of obverse and few others.