How Far Back Can We Go? - Ended At 1492 Waiting On 1491 -

I have a Spanish coin from the early-mid 1490's, but I don't know of any way to assign it to a specific year. Coins such as this can be dated by monarch, and sometimes by mintmasters' initials. Pieces with imprinted dates prior to 1500 are few and far between.
Perhaps we should be allowed to post such undated pieces for reference?
The modern era we live in puts so much emphasis on specific, individual years. Time surely passed much differently in the late middle ages.

Still looking for 1494

The second edition is closing in.

When it reaches this date I think I will end this one since it would be a duplicate thread.

Still looking for 1494

The Second Edition is catching up! It has now reached 1513.

Coming down to the last chance to add something to this thread.

This thread is not dead yet.

I might have just purchased a 1494.
I might have not paid too much for it.
It might be here in a month.

Yes! Possible progress!

Well, keep in mind that we also need a 1493 to make an appearance.

This is getting exciting! Will we see 1494 before the Second Edition sees 1501?

Ok, not the prettiest coin, but here we are. It showed up today in the mail, taking almost two weeks on a trip from Europe.

1494 Brule
Jean de Hornes
Liege

This is a one-year type coin, struck at the Hasselt mint. The date would be on the reverse above the U-shaped horn at the upper left of the reverse. Unfortuntely, this part of the coin is mostly cut off.



On the obverse: The arms of Jean de Hornes (three U-shaped horns) atop the shields of Bouillon (on the left) and Loon (on the right).

On the reverse: Ornate long cross alternating horns and lions in the quardrants.

Details for this coin can be found on the website duiten.nl: