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Unattributed Medieval Coin #3 - Hungary? | Lajos I Denar

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Now, I'm about 80% sure that this coin is from Hungary.

Not that this really helps me attribute it...

Unattributed-Medieval-Coin-#3---Hungary?-|-Lajos-I-Denar Unattributed-Medieval-Coin-#3---Hungary?-|-Lajos-I-Denar

12 mm, 0.27 grams. Even tinier than the previous.
If that's Hungarian, I don't think it's a full denar...


[EDIT: attributed as a Lajos I denar - thanks @Spence!]
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@j1m, if you rotate the top pic CCW by 90 degrees, it kinda looks like a crown. My best guess is that it is a Denar from Lajos the Great:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces74695.html
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Good eyes! That looks like a match to me.
I thought the crown was a letter (some other Hungarian types have large fancy letters on them).

In hand (and to some extent on the photo), I read LODO under the crown, which is consistent with this type. So I guess that's one definite attribution.
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