[Game] World Coins Time Machine… Counting Backward by Year! (Plus Prize Coin)

Sweden.
2 ore (15)73.

 

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Hungary.
Denar 1572.

 

I'm very excited to finally be able to post in this thread!

1571:


FIRENZE. Cosimo I de’ Medici. 1536-1574. Giulio 1571. 3.1 gr. – 26,1 mm. O:\ Crowned Medici coat of arms. R:\ Saint John the Baptist and Saint Cosmas, facing. CNI 284/285; MIR 170/2. R2. BB/SPL. Dies by Galeotti.

 

1573 (but also 1551) Germany LUBECK/SAXONY Mule Taler (contemporary forgery)

This is a crazy coin. Some not very literate or not very attentive coin forger got his dies mixed up. The obverse is a copy of a 1573 Taler of the city of Lubeck (Dav.9409v) while the reverse is a copy of a 1551 Moritz of Saxony Taler (Dav.9787v).




1572 Another coin of the Dutch War of Independence

MIDDELBURG Daalder Uniface Siege Klippe (36 stuiver)

When Philip II discovered that William the Silent, to whom he had given the governorship of several provinces, was leading a conspiracy against him, he stripped him of his holdings. In response William raised an army, and with the Watergeuzen (Sea Beggars) attacked coastal towns held by the Spanish, an opening phase of the 80 Years' War for Dutch independence. His forces laid siege to Middelburg in the province of Zeeland in 1572. The city eventually surrendered in 1574.




1571 Spanish Netherlands UTRECHT (still ruled by Spain)
Philip II Medallic 2 Ducaton to commemorate the victory over against the Turks at the Battle of Lepanto.






I will be travelling for the next 2 1/2 weeks and will not be in a position to post anything. Have fun !

 

Welcome back. We missed ya.

 

1871 Sweden, 2 ore, Johan III, silver 0.500 fine

This is the last of 3 coins that I bought that were inspired by this thread. I expect that this will be my last entry.

 

Sweden 2 öre 1572, type II, Johan III (1568-1592).

This is not my coin (yet), but I am bidding on it at auction right now. Starting price at 30€.


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Here is my 1572

AV Dukat 1572 Breslau Mint
Maximilian II 1564-76 Holy Roman Emperor
Breslau

 

Goodness, ladies and gentlemen. It's been some nine days. Has nobody a 1571? I, most sadly, do not. I'm sitting here just waiting for 1567. Patiently. Very, very patiently. I hope everyone is doing better than well.

 

I think we are actually looking for 1570. Talerman shared a 1571.

 

My next dates are 1567/ 1564

 

I have a 1519 waiting, though it is beginning to look like we may not make it to there.

 

Don't worry, cavalry to the rescue.

Germany SAXE-ALTE-WEIMAR Johann Wilhelm Schreckenberger 1570

 

Ah good - I can contribute for one. Not the greatest coin but here is an Elizabeth I 1569 Sixpence to keep us moving:

 

1569 Sweden Johan III 4 Mark Klippe

 

1568 Another 4 Mark Klippe from Sweden but this one issued jointly by Dukes Johan and Karl in the short interregnum after the deposition of their half-brother, King Erik XIV, on grounds of insanity, in September 1568. (He would die in captivity in 1577, probably poisoned with arsenic mixed in his pea soup). All three were the sons of Gustav Vasa. Johan had the title of Duke of Finland and Karl Duke of Sudermannia. In January 1569, Johan was recognized as king by the same riksdag that had forced Erik off the throne. Karl would succeed him as King Karl XII in 1592.

 

impressive coin Talerman. Great history behind it too I love Klippe coins...

 

Well after Talerman's great coin, here is one of my 1567s
AV Ecu d'or au soleil 1567-C Saint-Lo Mint
Charles IX 1560-76 King of France

 

Panzerman always has the most beautiful coins but here are two more modest 1567 issues

1567 Netherlands Joint Issue of cities of DEVENTER, KAMPEN & ZWOLLE
1/2 Eagle Rijksdaalder with title of Emperor Maximilian II




1567 Italy PIACENZA Ottavio Farnese & son Alessandro Parpagliola

These low value coins were struck in the name of Ottavio and his son to facilitate small trading from 1565 after the Anziani, the senior citizens who were the political authority when the duke was absent, had requested and obtained the right to strike them to a value of 3000 scudi. Alessandro continued to have them struck after the death of his father and his son Ranuccio continued to strike them until 1609. In 1583/4 numerous counterfeits were struck, principally by the mints of Desana and Frinco.