How Far Back Can We Go? Second Edition! Ended At 1492 Waiting On 1491

Quite a nice series you got there, can slot a 1575,78,82,95,98 in and 1600,01,03,05,06,22,23,24 plus more modern ones.

I don't really have as much as you seem to imply. IIRC, I definitely have (starting from where we're at) 1651, 1645, 1638, 1626, 1622, 1615, 1600, 1599, 1597, 1521, and 1517.
I know there are a few other dates I have in the early 17th century, but I don't recall specifically.
There's also a coin which is traditionally attributed to the year 1535, but I've no idea how precise that figure is (i.e. whether it's intended to mean the actual year, or just "within 1-2 years of that").

You'd have to get a new popcorn bag; it won't be today either.

1651 Heller
Teschen (German States)
Elisabeth Lucretia
KM #46



Does "most of a coin" count?

I probably won't be able to make it today either, unfortunately.
Tomorrow is a possibility, but by then it would likely be far too late (and AFAIK I don't have any 1650 coins - in fact nothing until 1645, and perhaps not even that[1]).

[1] I definitely have the coin, but I have reasons to suspect it's a contemporary counterfeit made several decades later

For historical notice: my 1651 was (almost - Numista gives a lot of minor variations) the same type as the 1650 coin above, but worn very differently. Might try to post it somewhere else later if there's an opportunity.

My earliest catalogue attempts listed it under "France", then as "Orleans" up until the latest version (mid-December 2014); I wasn't properly aware of the Dombes attribution until very recently.

Two coin minted between 1650-1664

1 duit
Spanish Netherlands
Roermond, province of Brabant
minted between 1650 and 1664
PHS. IIII. D.G. HISP. REX
Philippus IIII dei gratia Hispaniarum rex
Philip IV, by the grace of Gods, king of Spain
Ruler : Philip IV (1621-1665)
GH.343 - PW 9405 - Neumann 12692-12695
Mint : RM : Rurae Munda


1 liard
Ruler : Maximilian Hendrik of Bavaria
Hasselt mint
MAXIM.HEN.D.G.ARC.COL
Maximilianus Henricus dei gratia archiepiscopus Coloniae.
Maximilian Heinrich, by Gods grace, archbishop of Cologne
EPS.ET.PRINC.LEO.DUX.BU
episcopus et princeps Leodiensis dux Bulloniensis.
princebishop of Liege, duke of Bouillon.
The ruler, Maximilian Hendrik (Henry or Heinrich, is from the House of Wittelsbach and therefor a cadet from Bavaria. He was Archbishop of Cologne and in his capacity Prince-Bishop of Liege.

Still nothing wrong with finding them in the first edition and harassing notifying the original posters.

Just saying.