"Medieval Europe - Hungary - Louis I the Great (1342-1382) Anjou - 2x Silver Denar LOT - Rare Saracen's Head Variations - L-S & Stars" The Saracen’s Secret – Rare 2-Piece Variation Lot of Louis I the Great ​Discover the wealth of the medieval Hungarian Kingdom with this exceptional, 2-piece variation lot of silver denars minted under King Louis I the Great (1342–1382) of the Anjou Dynasty. Known internationally as "Louis the Great" (or Louis Ier le Grand), his empire stretched across Central Europe. ​These coins feature the legendary and highly sought-after "Saracen's Head" (or Moor's Head), which served as the official mint-master mark of the powerful and wealthy Saracenus banking family. Reverse: Double cross flanked by the rare "L" and "S" letters at the base. "L" stands for King Louis (Louis), and "S" explicitly names the Royal Mint-Master, Saracenus (Jacobus Saracenus). A true historical masterpiece with a direct cryptographic signature! Reverse: Double cross elegantly flanked by mint-control stars.