Greetings! Can anyone help me identify this coin? 9-10 mm 0.32 g I tried to search online but failed. Thank you in advance!
Yeah I'm still looking. I see a lot of similar coins but nothing exact yet. German is my best guess for now.
He shows the greatest similarity so far with the pfennig of Leopold VI mint of Enns. The tail of a winged creature is the same. And from whom I bought it, he also sold me one such coin next to the other. https://www.ma-shops.com/saenn/item.php?id=17615
These are very hard to pin down because many types and variations seem to exist. I have one such coin that I found by searching "German Medieval" on MA-Shops. Similar coins appear under searches such as: -German coins Regensburg Bishopric Pfennig Johann I von Moosburg (1384-1409) -Bayern Pfennig Otto II. 1231-1253. -Böhmen Neuböhmen Erlangen Pfennig Karl I. (IV.) v. Luxemburg -Brandenburg-Franken Pfennig auf Würzburger Schlag um 1365-1388 Langenzenn Friedrich V. 1361-1397 Selten. Prägeschwächen My own sample had the following description: "Mittelalter Deutschland. Pfennig (1441). Leichte Prägeschwäche. Sehr schön-vorzüglich. Augsburg-Bistum u. Stadt (gemeinschaftlich)."
You might try the Ancients sub-forum. I think anything before 1500 or so is OK to post there. It's too old for any of my reference books tp help, unfortunately.