[ATTACH] This Kreuzer was minted in Wiener Neustadt. After escaping from Hungary in December, 1956, they were married in this town.
[ATTACH] This Stuiver was minted in Groningen.
[ATTACH] This Spitzgroschen was minted in Zwickau.
[ATTACH] This Gros was minted in Dordrecht. The first "1" seems to be missing.
[ATTACH] This Ortug was also minted in Stockholm. There are varieties on how the "S" above the shield is shown.
[ATTACH] This Half Ortug was minted in Stockholm. Sweden minted early dated coins for only one year, 1478. They issued two denominations, Ortug...
[ATTACH] This Patard was minted in Hasselt. Another candidate for upgrade.
@Eduard Thank you for the kind words. I've been working on it for several years. For some reason this area of time interests me.
[ATTACH] This Gros was minted in Antwerp.
[ATTACH] This Gros was minted in Bruges. I hope to upgrade this one day.
[ATTACH] This Double Briquet was minted in Dordrecht.
[ATTACH] This Turnose was minted in Deutz. The date is in Roman Numerals in the inner circle in the left image.
[ATTACH] This Half-Schwertgroschen was minted in Freiberg. The mint mark is a cross-in-square.
[ATTACH] This Kreuzer was struck in Vienna.
[ATTACH] This Austrian Kreuzer was minted in Wien (Vienna). For some reason the 1483-1488 dates are rare thru most of the regions that Bob...
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