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New Member
Poland
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Hello ! I'm Ralf from Poland. Two days ego I bought this silver coin, and I cant't find it on internet. I found similar,this is 3 Kreuzer-Niederlande-Batenburg, but inscription is different. On my coin is "FERDI"(Ferdinand?) and everywhere is "MATH"(Mathias). link: https://www.google.pl/search?q=3+kr...Dv4Q_AUIBygCDo you have any idea? Or link? Is it rare or not? Please help me identify the date an value. diameter:21 mm weight:1,62 g thanks in advance Greetings from Poland Ralf   |
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Pillar of the Community
Belgium
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MONETA NOVA ARGENTea Ducatus BATen(bergensis) FERDInandus ROMAnorum IMPerator SEMper AUGUSTus If it is Batenburg it should be the Bronckhorst dynasty. But I can not find a Ferdinand. It looks like the Austrian crowned eagle with the imperial orb edit I found a coin from Joost Maximiliaan of Bronckhorst-Batenburg (1617-1662), with the title of Ferdinand III Perhaps you should look in that direction... See this site: http://www.bonatiele.nl/FDETUK/fram...century.htmlEdited by Petrus
06/07/2016 1:36 pm
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Valued Member
United States
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I Krause one place to look is Gronsfeld under German States, but I don't see a match for this coin in the 3rd edition of German Coins or the 4th edition of 1601-1700. The family had some connect to Zutphen, but nothing similar there. I didn't find any other lands Jobst Maximilian owned, but I did learn he was a cryptographer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vigen...her#Variants (See the last paragraph under Variants.) |
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Belgium
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Send the pictures to Arie, He has a lot of catalog and with your permission he will put the pictures on his site. He is a nice guy who is allways happy to help. http://www.bonatiele.nl/ (choose your language at the bottom) Than you have the link to his email. |
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New Member
 Poland
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Thank you for your help. I sent e-mail to Arie from bonatiele.nl, maybe something will tell. I saw hundreds pictures of this type coins and nothing :-( . Maybe it early version of 3 kreuzer Maximilians Bronckhorst, I think.
Greetings!
I go to sleep, in Poland is midnight.
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Pillar of the Community
Belgium
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hihihi, here it is also midnight.
Arie will surely help.
Let us know the result
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Pillar of the Community
Belgium
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Here is the reply from Arie: 16th century
Seigniory Batenburg (The Netherlands)
3 Kreuzer nd (after 1558)
William V of Bronckhorst (1556-1573)
Literature: Van der Chijs XV-55
The 3 arms are of Batenburg, Bronckhorst and Stein.
Since the title of emperor Ferdinand is on the coin, it indicates that it is struck in or after that year.
The lords of Batenburg often placed the emperors title on their coins to get his support of course 
This coin type is not on my website. Can I use your coin in the Identification Section?
If so, it will be online in 3 languages within 2 weeks.
Kind regards,
ArieThanks Arie |
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New Member
Poland
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"This coin type is not on my website. Can I use your coin in the Identification Section? If so, it will be online in 3 languages within 2 weeks."- of course I said YES Petrus, you were right- Arie is helped me :-) http://www.bonatiele.nl/ -Arie's page Petrus thank you very much ! Greetings ! |
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Belgium
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