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1509 Medal / Token Help Please

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 Posted 09/20/2012  12:42 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add rooneydog to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Received this with numerous other tokens off ebay - any ideas what it is, when made (I suspect not 1509) and why made ? Thanks in advance.



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Sorry should have said 30mm and 11 grms.
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Alot happened w/Henry 8th that year, but probably something to do with Emperor Maximilian I names Margaretha land guardians of Netherlands
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It's a replica/reproduction showing the the obverses of two different coins: Austrian guldiners or double-guldiners. The reverses of the two coins both have an elaborate multiple-coat-of-arms design. Here's a "rider" type in the Metropolitan Museum of Art collection; here's one similar to the other type sold at a German auction earlier this year.

It was presumably sold as a cheap souvenir in Austria, perhaps around the time of the 500th anniversary of the coronation of Maximilian in 1959.
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Many thanks Sap, Souvenir makes sense.
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