Unknown German Pfennig

[pinpoint]

All info of this Pfennig is welcome .
Diam. : 15 mm / 1,08 gr. / silver
av : crowned ruler with branch or zepter left and reichsapfel right .
Brustshield with arms of a lion
rev : Hl.Reinold in triangle . Legenda : ... A : DE ... ( maybe : MONETA DE ) ??
Coin found in The Netherlands .

Regards , Pinpoint

[pinpoint]

This coin is already determinated as a :

Denar , Willem I van Bergh ( 1354 - 1387 ) , s - Heerenberg ., The Netherlands

Regards , Pinpoint

[captain-freddy]

Hello, dear Pinpoint!
the coin looks to me like a coin from Reichsmünzstätte Dortmund.
You see a crowned king holding szepter and "Reichsapfel". On the backside the head of Reinoldus in a triangle, as you said.
Professor Berghaus did not mention your coin in Dortmunder Münzgeschichte I.
Perhaps the coin was unknown to him.
I read on the frontside something like a WILLEH. That could be king Wilhelm von Holland 1247 - 1256.l
On the backside one can read something like a DE.
That makes it not a TREM-ONIA-CIVI or something similar, which stands for Dortmund.
Are you sure, the coin is from a small dutch state?
Do you have existing coins - with are fully readable at the backside?
The full front text of the coin of Wilhelm von Holland is:
+ WILLEHE - LMVSREX.
Kind regards
Captain-Freddy

[captain-freddy]

Dear Pinpoint,
if it s a coin from Dortmund - and one of Wilhelm von Holland - it than is most probably unique.
In the book of Berghaus is only a Pfennig type with a building backside mentioned. Berghaus 75.
If unique, congratulations.
The coin cabinet in Münster would be very interested in that coin (as well as me!).

Kind regards
Captain-Freddy

[captain-freddy]

Dear Pinpoint,
see: https://nat.museum-digital.de/index.php ... oaded=true

Kind regards
Captain-Freddy

[captain-freddy]

Dear Pinpoint,
on the front side of your coin I read: + WILh* - the other side I cannot make out exactly

Kind regards=
Captain-Freddy

[pinpoint]

Denar / Penning , Willem I van den Bergh , ca. 1365-1370 , Heren van Berg , ' s - Heerenberg
The Netherlands
Type Dortmund with Reichsapfel
reference : -Grolle , Heren Bergh , P.103 e.v 4.3.2 Aa/ b

Regards from The Netherlands , Pinpoint

[captain-freddy]

Dear Pinpoint,
there I was on the completely wrong track.
I should have used Google or Wikipedia:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der ... _dem_Bergh
Kind regards=
Captain-Freddy

[pinpoint]

# Captain--Freddy

Thanks for your excellent help .
I posted mi.26-01 a variant of this coin in caterogy Deutschland Mittelalter .
Very rare coins founded in The Netherlands on a field.
For me very special because ' s- Heerenberg is my place of bird

Regards , Pinpoint