New Additions To My Collection

A Gros minted in Antwerp.

 

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This one has Roman numerals for the date. This Stuber was struck
in Wesel. The pieces from Cleve are some of my favorites.

 

This Stuber was struck in Cleve.

 

This is a Double Patard. Levinson is uncertain of the mint.

 

This copper/billon piece is a Double Mite. It was
minted in Ghent. Early Dated copper /billon
coinage is for the most part very rare. This
piece, believe it or not is an upgrade.

 

This was the replaced piece. The one before this
piece was even worse. I'm am fortunate to have
owned 3 different pieces.

 

This coin was minted in Ghent. It is a Patard.

 

This Double Griffon was minted in Malines.

 

This is a Double Heaume. Levinson is uncertain of
the mint. This piece seems to have been "clipped"
near the date in the past.

 

This Austrian Kreuzer was minted in Wien (Vienna).
For some reason the 1483-1488 dates are rare thru
most of the regions that Bob Levinson covers in his
book. Even though they may be labeled as scarce
or rare, they very rarely show up at auction.

 

Great coins , Tibor!

 

This Kreuzer was struck in Vienna.

 

This Half-Schwertgroschen was minted in Freiberg. The mint mark
is a cross-in-square.

 

This Turnose was minted in Deutz. The date is in Roman Numerals
in the inner circle in the left image.

 

This Double Briquet was minted in Dordrecht.

 

This Gros was minted in Bruges. I hope to
upgrade this one day.

 

This Gros was minted in Antwerp.

 

You really do have a very interesting collection of European Medieval coins, tibor. Congratulations - (that is one area which I have not dared to venture into).

 

@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.

 

This Patard was minted in Hasselt. Another candidate
for upgrade.