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Hello Vitzfra,

Please look into this link:

www.cgb.fr/monnaies/vso/v22/gb/monnaiesgb3921.html

There you find the Florin d'or of the City of Metz.
What material is your coin made of?

Kind regards,
Arie

Hello Nordhausen,

This is a 1/2 Batzen of Kempten, Literature: Nau 44.

Kind regards,
Arie

Hello Payler,

This pfennig is of Mainz, Erzbistum. Struck by Wezilo (1084-1088).
Literature: Dannenberg 814

Kind regards,
Arie

Hello Lutz,

This ia a 1/2 plak of the cities Deventer/Kampen/Zwolle.
There is one at my site, select: Determination Rubrik/ Neuzeit/ 16. Jahrhundert.

Kind regards,
Arie

Hello Leodux,

This coin is of the Bishopric Münster, struck by Eberhard von Diest ((1272)-1275-1301). Literature: Ilisch XIII-1.

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Arie

Hello Rickle,

Your coin ia a 1/2 Batzen from St. Veit - Austria, struck by Maximilian I (1486-1519). I am not sure about the date above the arms, is it 1510 or 1516?

Kind regards,
Arie

Hello Lionheart,

Sorry, but I am not realy into the value of coins.
Best try to find an auctionsite via google.com or so.
Or perhaps one of the others members have an idea?

Kind regards,
Arie

Hello Lionhart, Your coin is indeed of the Italian State Venice. It is a Scudo of 140 Soldi, struck by the ruler Francis Erizzo (1631-1646). There is no date on your coin but you can tell by the letters OZ that it is struck in 1641. In that year Ottaviano Zorzi was mintmaster for Venice. Literature:...

Hello Adulatore,

Your coins are struck in the city of Tours, France.
The name of these coins is gross tournois.
The left one is of Louis IX (1226-1270), literature: Duplessy 190.
The right one is of Philippe III (1270-1285), literature: Duplessy 202.

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Arie

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Hello Stege, Your coin is indeed of Brabant: Rulers : Johanna & Wenceslas (1355-1383) Coin type : Mijt Material : billon Mint : unknown Literature: De Witte 412 Obverse: WEN in the field, surrounded by flowers and symbols; + z IOH : BRABA : DVC Reverse: short cross; + MONETA : BRABAN' Please no more...

Hello Susat, For Germany Dr. Ilisch is the best contact regarding medieval coins. I know him for many years now and he always brings new light in the darkness. Please send me a privatmail with your postal address and I am happy to send you the required pages from the book and also the article in LAG...

Hello all, Just read this item and I like to add some more information regarding these coins. In The Netherlands Dr. Ilisch published the following: "Die Münzprägung im Herzogtum Niederlothringen" in "Jaarboek voor Munt- en Penningkunde 84-85 1997/8". Section 8 of this book tells all about the coins...