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The first is a 1512 K-G and the second a 1511 K-G Hungarian Denars under King Wladislaus II.

Both of these are 1510 K-G Hungarian Denars under King Wladislaus II. The first has UNGUNGARIE and the PA from PATRONA and ISLAI from Wladislai on the madonna side and WLAD form WLADISLAI and TRONA from PATRONA on the shield side. The second one has a double punched W and S over L in WLADISLAI.

Edited by EddieDiz
01/10/2017 5:13 pm

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The first has an extra zero in the date showing 15100 but should be 1510. The second is missing the last digit showing 151,but should be 1510-1516. They both have K-G mint marks under King Wladislaus II.

Edited by EddieDiz
01/10/2017 5:20 pm

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unseen earlier Lithuanian half-groat 1513 with full date and mistake LIVTVANIE instead of LITVANIE.

Edited by giedrius
01/11/2017 03:43 am

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also unseen earlier Lithuanian half-groat 1524. The date has gone,but I saw this obverse with the mistake in rulers name SIGIS:MVNDI with clear date and another reverse.

Here is a 1509 K-G Hungarian Denar under King Wladislaus II.

Edited by EddieDiz
01/11/2017 06:00 am

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The first is a 1508 K-H and the second a 1508 K-G Hungarian Denars under King Wladislaus II.

The first is a 1507 K-H and the second a 1506 K-H Hungarian Denars under King Wladislaus II.

Edited by EddieDiz
01/13/2017 08:58 am

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The first is a 1505 K-H and the second a 1504 K-H Hungarian Denars under King Wladislaus II.

Edited by EddieDiz
01/14/2017 08:46 am

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The first is a 1503 K-H Hungarian Denar under King Wladislaus II. It is the first year that Hungarian Denars were dated. The second is a 1500L Salzburg (Austria) uniface pfennig under Arch Bishop Leonhard von Keutschach. These circulated in Hungary. This is the earliest dated coin I have.

Whew, that was a lot of coins to post @eddiediz! I'm glad you kept this thread going with such regularity.

It was certainly a good show. I am sure they will make another appearance when HFBCWG4 gets to the 16th century.

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