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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tibor, post: 3324063, member: 73385&quot;][USER=89314]@talerman[/USER]&nbsp;&nbsp; WOW!!!&nbsp; That write up and all of the research you must</p><p>have done is AMAZING!!!&nbsp; I&#039;m ashamed to say that my reason for knowing</p><p>what little that I do know about Denars from this time period is self serving.</p><p>My grand mother on my fathers side of the family was a Thurzo before</p><p>she married. The family thought that they were related to the Medieval</p><p>mint masters. After some research I found out that two branches of the</p><p>Thurzo family died out in the mid 1500&#039;s. The third branch in the very early</p><p>1600&#039;s. No possible connection. In the Huszar reference there are dozens</p><p>of mintmarks from this time period. I wish I could read German well enough</p><p>to do the type of research that you do. Am I correct that pop. numbers</p><p>are not described in his book. I am surprised that this thread is moving so</p><p>slowly. Between the Hungarian Denars and the Polish Groschen I thought</p><p>that we would be pretty close to 1510 by now. Oh well. I have many of</p><p>the dates to get to 1503 but my photo skills are non existent. When</p><p>we get to 1499 is it one year per day?&nbsp;&nbsp; Thanks again for all of the</p><p>research![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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