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Kingdom of Hungary
AVAranyforint ND (1438AD) Kremnitz Mint
Albrecht I von Habsburg 1437-39AD

 

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England House of York, Edward IV or Edward V
1 Gold Angel, London, 1483, n.d.
26 mm, 4.981 g
For Edward V: Spink 2144; for Edward IV: Spink 2091

Ob.: Archangel Michael, nimbate, standing to right atop dragon, which he spears with cross-pommeled lance, beaded circle surrounding; mint mark boars’ head or ❀ ЄDWARDˣDЄIˣGRAˣRЄXˣAꞂGLˣƵ FRAꞂC ⁑ (Edward by the Grace of God King of England and France)
Rv.: galley at sea overlaid with quartered shield upon hull, ‘E’ and rose flank thick cross-like mast, ropes 2/1 with long bowsprit; mint mark ❀? PЄR CRVCЄᙏˣTVAˣSALVAˣNOS XPЄˣREDЄᙏPT mint mark Є - ❀across fields (By Thy Cross save us Christ our Redeemer)

 

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Barely 1400s:
Spain, 1497-1566, Cuenca 1 Blanca

 

A mixed date, Roman numerals and letters. CCCC SECUNDO
This date starts a run medium sized crosses. Earlier coins had
full crosses.

 

Another medium sized cross.
The date reads CCCC TERCIO

 

This one has a short cross.
Date: CCCC XII

 

Another short cross
Date: CCCC XVIII

 

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A relatively common Early Date, but rarely comes nice.
Date: CCCC XXII

 

This date and coin starts a century long issuing of this coin
Several cities issued them. Not all dates are known.

 

First Early Dated (Anno Domini) dated gold coin. Several issuing
mints. Some very rare pieces.