Unidentified Medieval Coin #2 - Pomerania?

I'll have to check that out! There was a Genovese coin in the bunch (a denaro minuto, I think), so if the design is any similar, it's a definite possibility.

The assorted Saurma pictures of Pomeranian wittens looked similar enough that I was pretty sure it was that, but the griffins on them always faced left (though what I could find online suggested that Pomeranian coins with right-facing griffins did exist), and none of the legends matched (especially that very obvious Q just right of the griffin).

Yes, that's it! I even found the Numista entry (though it has a typo in the reverse legend description).

...If I thought to search for "gryphon" instead of "griffin" I would have found it immediately.

(Actually, the "denaro minuto" might well also be a quartaro, type 1 - the design and size matches; I'm not sure if there's enough detail to be sure either way, but I'll try to take a pic anyway.
EDIT: in fact the Numista denaro minuto I was thinking of appears to be a mislabeled type 1 quartaro! My example isn't quite exactly the same type, however.)