pre 1501 AD coins with dates

@lordmarcovan Thank you very much!! Todd does a super job. He
really knows his stuff. That 1484 Austrian piece you mention is a future
buy for me. That and his big brother from 1486 are classics in early dated
coins. I just can't bring myself to buy them at the current prices when
they are so common compared to the other coins. Maybe one day. I'll
keep posting one to two dates a day. I hope to get to a show where Todd
is set up, I have around 40 that he needs to work his magic with. Thanks
again for looking and the comments.

 

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Similar to the previous but from the Garz mint.

 

From the Zwickau mint in Saxony.

 

A Briquet from the Antwerp in the Brabant duchy.

 

A briquet from the Malines mint in the Gelderland duchy.
Of all the ED coins, the Briquets are some of my favorites.
I wish I could afford nicer pieces.

 

From the Dordrecht mint in the county of Holland.
Note how on this piece the 9 is attached to the 2 in the date.

 

From the Emden mint. The "9" is damaged.

 

A kortling. Roman numerals for date, XCI the "C" looks like a backwards "B".

 

From the Graz mint. Visited the city in 1964. This piece from the Cervin collection.

 

From the Deutz mint. The description should read I-259a. Per Levinson's book there are two varieties for this coin, medieval "4" or modern "4".

 

A kortling with Roman numerals.

 

As Bob states the "0" in the date is tiny. From the Zwickau mint.

 

The reference number should read II-113

 

This piece is from the Cervin collection. The date on this is in the inner circle. From the Deutz mint.

 

The date on this piece is on the outer circle. From the Deutz mint.
Also from the Cervin collection.

 

From the Garz mint.

 

This piece is made from copper-billon. From the Ghent mint.
I have a nicer piece, needs Todd's magic touch.

 

Amazing collection!

 

@HoledandCreative Thank you!! I enjoy collecting them.