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Small Coin With A Saint, A Shield And A "D"

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 Posted 01/10/2023  2:53 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add andyg to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Anyone any ideas on this?
a shield, a saint and a D

Quite small and light, 0.6g, 15mm, copper/billon.


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 Posted 01/10/2023  5:02 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Sap to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
There's an "M" on the opposite side of the "D". "MD" is abbreviated Latin for "Mater Dei", the title of the Virgin Mary.

I think the shield is from Hungary, but I'm not familiar with this specific coin type.
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I agree that shield looks like something used by a Hungarian ruler (Arpad arms on the left were characteristic of the Angevin kings and queens who ruled in the 14th century). I wonder if it could pertain to Queen Mary?

I scrolled through EddieDiz thread on Hungarian denars and couldn;t find it.
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Thanks both,
I'd not spotted the M (good to have another pair of eyes looking!) - so I'm a bit further forward. I went through the Numista listings for Hungary, plus searched for MD, it remains an enigma for now....
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