Nice example with clear, complete legends (yours is much nicer than mine!). First photo has Saint Ladislas (haloed) who is usually seen holding a halberd. S LADISCAVS R (Saint Ladislas, King ... small spelling mistake by the diemaker). An interesting figure who was a king of Hungary (1077- 1095), later venerated as a saint (this was a thing in medieval cental Europe ... Holy Roman Emperor Henry II started the trend, I believe).
Other side we can read most of LODOVICI R VNGARIE (Louis, King of Hungary). Maybe Louis like the model of the holy-warrior-king and used Ladislas' image to reinforce this?
This type of coin was minted in 1358-71 but this mint mark was minted in Budapest 1365-68 according to Pohl. Huszar 542,Pohl 79-2,Unger 429i,Rethy II-94A.
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