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    Posted 8 years ago

    seedless4l…
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    just trying to figure out what this coin is. i bought it and now im trying to find out what it actually is ive looked on line and cant find nothing

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    1. Militarist Militarist, 8 years ago
      Just a guess; Croatia or Romania.
    2. Militarist Militarist, 8 years ago
      The more I think about it my first guess would be Slovenia
    3. flashlarue flashlarue, 8 years ago
      It is a Crusader Cross Templar coin dating from 1100-1300. There is one currently selling on eBay.
    4. Militarist Militarist, 8 years ago
      The kingdom of Slavonia, now part of Croatia. Definitely not a Crusader or Templar coin. Don't trust eBay descriptions unless you know the person making them. I do not have a book on these but they are often found listed in European auction catalogs and are usually small size silver coins. Both sides of your coin can be found as Slavonia in the Neubecker/Rentzmann book on coats of arms published by Battenberg.
    5. IVAN49 IVAN49, 8 years ago
      Denár - V. István 1270-1272
      Full description and both sides depicted here:
      https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces34626.html
    6. Militarist Militarist, 8 years ago
      Great site IVAN, Thanks!

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