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Medieval Coin For Attribution-Uniface

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Medieval-Coin-For-Attribution-Uniface

It weighs 0.24 grams. Diameter: about 14 mm

I am not sure of the orientation.
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Let's see ... that wheel is on coins from Mainz, the diamonds are Bavarian.
@spence probably knows it by sight
We've seen some other uniface pfennig/hellers from Germany out here.

(edit: This is very close https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pi...129917.html)
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@oriole, you have this pic rotated 90 degrees from correct--the shield should be upright (thus placing the wheel of Mainz in the upper left hand corner and the diamonds of Bavaria in the lower right hand corner). The other two quarters are Trier and Cologne.


It looks like a Schüsselpfennig that was minted roughly between AD 1512 and 1514. The attribution is Schulten 1675.

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Even if I didn't get it, I was right about who would
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Thanks. The coin is now oriented correctly in a 2x2.
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