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Unknown Medieval Silver Coin

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An unknown medieval coin. Hungarian?

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Hungarian for sure, the PATRONA HUNGA & shield give it away, & it appears to have the KB mintmark. The date seems to end with "90", & I would think either 1590 or 1690, making the king whose name on the other side appears to be ABOP (D GRA A G H B REX) either Rudolf, Leopold, or possibly Joseph.
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Looks like the monarch would be Leopold I (the Hogmouth), abbreviated LEOP, making this a denar of 1690.
http://munzeo.com/coin/ungarn-leopo...mnitz-169215
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Thank you for showing the thought process and not just the end answer. Makes future identifications on my part easier.
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