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Coins In Ebay Auction, Claimed To Be Bamberg Hammered

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The title of the auction is Circa 1500's Bamberg Germany - Hammered Coins. The seller says an expert attributed them to Bamberg with no more details.

(I'm not the seller, but I've purchased from them. I'd consider a purchase if I can get a good attribution.)

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@bjherbison, I can perhaps help a little bit. These are not from 1500s Bamberg. In fact, I doubt that they are from Bamberg at all--the arms of Bamberg is a lion rampant with a diagonal line through it (sorta like a no-smoking sign, but with a lion instead of a cigarette).

Rather, I believe that they are from mid-15th century Milan Italy (1447-1450 AD). The obv. says something like COM VILI TAS MLI with that floriated cross and the rev has S AMBRO SIV'MLI with St. Ambrogio's head shot. The attribution is Biaggi 1517.
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Thanks for the reply, @spence. That makes more sense to me than Bamberg.
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