Please Help With This Bohemian Coin/Medal

I found this
http://www.numizmatikamch.sk/publik...y-cast-prva/
I don't understand slovak but I use a free translator.

Medailérsky portrétovaná in addition to his wife Beatrice of Aragon was also King (1457 -- 1508). Well known is the tail, which is rotated to the right Medal for bust with veil and fringed perlovcom kráľovny kruhopis: DIVA BEATRIX HVNGARIAE REGINA (distributive marks form trojcípe ozdôbky). The known specimens have a diameter of 44 mm. g. f. Hill medailérovi Bartlommeovi Meliolimu, which restores the Medal with mark could personally see the Queen on her way to Naples in 1501. The famous Hungarian numismatist and an expert on medailérstvo l. (1933-1934), he presented the view of Huszár that Medal was created by Romano Giancristoforo, which implies that the Medal was modeled in Naples, however, finished up the final in Rome. With this opinion concurs and l. Gerevich. At the same time he pointed out that the Queen (1965), the medal is displayed at the age of around 30, and not as a 50 year widow, what would a medal until the end of the 80 datovalo sometimes. 15 years. of the 20th century. Meliolimu (1488 -- 1514) to (B). Note that he worked as a jeweler, engraver of coins in Mantove and medailér. G. Romano (c. 1485-1512), he worked first in Milan and Rome, and later in the Mantove (1497-1505), Rome, Naples, where again and Lorete died. He was a sculptor, and in the medailérom. 9

So nothing specific? someone? anyone?

I just found this:

http://gyujtemeny.teszvesz.hu/erme_...0313945.html

Running it through google translate, the interesting thing is that
the seller calls it "Coin - Queen Beatrix - copy"

How does it compare to your example?

matthewvincent

Yeah, seen this too. It's actually nearly the same as the one I saw, but if this one's a copy the original should look alike, shouldn't it?

Still, thanks for your help friend :)