Rudolf II, taler

[Dmitry]

Ich bitte um Hilfe bei der Zuordnung. Seltsame Münze.ähnlich wurde nicht gefunden. Nicht der typische Stempel. Zur gleichen Zeit gibt es Anzeichen der Antike. Gegenstand geprägt.
Bitte sorry für meine Sprache, sprechen Sie nicht an allen deutschen.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen....

[TorWil]

Hello,

You will find this kind of coins for hungary.

Refer the Huszar catalog (#1027-1043).
K-B- stands for the Kremnitz mint.

It could be a Taler or Half-Taler.

Regards

TorWil

[Dmitry]

Thanks for the answer! This coin perfectly rings, research under a microscope confirms that it was minted, but the weight of 27.14 grams and the type with the legend and the year raise doubts about the authenticity of the coin. What is your opinion?
Unfortunately I do not have this catalog (

[TorWil]

It could be a contemporary forgery.
I am no specialist for that area of coinage. But the eastern part of the habsburg empire was a frontier area. So it could be that one of the nearby principalities copied the hungary coins.

Regards

TorWil

[Dmitry]

On the modern like is not like. And what's the point of doing it)
It's definitely not casting, and minting such a fake is very expensive. And difficult to sell. Minting is usually made by fakes under the Dutch thalers, they apparently have sense to do. And this coin, after a little study, immediately turns out to be a suspicious one. Did I understand you correctly that there is no such type in the catalog, and one of the versions of its existence may be the imitative chasing of one of the principalities bordering on the Habsburg empire?
I will be very grateful for any thoughts. I think this is an interesting numismatic question.
Sincerely, Dmitri.

[Chippi]

Ich denke hier an Nagybanya (N B), Doppelschlag, daher das seltsame Erscheinungsbild.

Gruß Chippi

[Numis-Student]

Die Legende scheint aber auch einige Fehler zu haben (ARHIDVX, BVRG mit kopfstehendem A etc)...

Ich vermute eher einen Beischlag aus der Zeit.

MR