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Hi Pipin,

Burggrafschaft Coevorden (Niederlande)
Grand Denier o.J. (2. Emission, um 1340)
Münzherr: Reinoud III. von Coevorden (1336-1369)
Literatur: Grolle 3.2.1.

Grüsse,
Arie

Hi Pipin,

This denar is of Strassburg.
Bischof Wicelin oder Werner I., Graf von Habsburg,
(1001-1029). Dannenberg 945 (plate 84)
Please turn the reverse to see Alpha and Omega and 2 stars beside the blessing hand.

Kind regards,
Arie

Hi Pipin,

This is a "snaphaan" of 6 Stoiver, Duchy Gelre, Charles of Egmond.
Struck in Roermond, see the little arms under the line.

Kind regards,
Arie

Hi Oleg,

For an article I wrote with Dr. Ilisch we did a study on Arnulf's and Arnold's.
Please have a look here: http://www.bonatiele.nl/FILPUB/publicatie10.html
Also, in the article we mention an article of W. Hahn in Money Trend regarding the mints of Arnulf von Kärnten.

Kind regards,
Arie

Hi Hotzenplotz,

It is indeed a coin of Namur. A double mite struck by Guillaume II (1391-1418).
Literature: Chalon 186; De Mey 247.

Kind regards,
Arie

Hi,

I think it's Grafschaft Holland, Floris IV.
Please have a look at www.bonatiele.nl, Determination Rubrik, Mittelalter, 13. Jahrhundert and scroll to Grolle 9.1.

Goodmorning Wolfgang,

No, I don't know the mass since the finder is not able to determine it.

Kind regards,
Arie

Hi Salier,

You are right, sorry. It is not an easy one to identify.

Kind regards,
Arie

Hi Salier,

Close but not exact. The diameter is 14 mm, so either an obol or a small denar.

Greetings,
Arie

Hi Aussie,

Thanks for your reply. I have checked all literature I have for Köln and it's mints. Not in Hävernick. Also Dr. Peter Ilisch has checked but cannot confirm the mint of origin.
The coin is found in The Netherlands close to the German border.

Kind regards,
Arie

Hi forummembers,

Does anyone know where this coin is minted?
The reverse is clearly of Köln origin, but the obverse puzzles me.
The bishop holds a Krummstab and Schlüssel?
Please answer in German if you like.

Kind regards,
Arie

Yes, that's the one. Sorry for mentioning the wrong Philip first.

Hi,

There is one of this type on my website with picture and information.
(Determination Rubrik / 15. Jahrhundert)

Hi,

Flanders, Double Mite. Think its Philip der Stoute (1384-1404)
Literature: De Mey (Flanders) 249

Hi,

Schilling Lituania, Johann Casimir (1648-1668).
Literature: Krause Mishler 50