Queen Mary (1382–1395) and Charles I Robert (1301–1342) Silver Denár – 2-Piece Historical Lot! ​Condition: VF (Very Fine) A highly fascinating, 2-piece historical silver denár lot that symbolizes the beginning and the end of one of the most glorious eras in medieval Hungarian history: the Angevin period. One piece is an issue of the dynasty founder Charles I Robert, while the other is a silver denár of Queen Mary, the first female ruler in Hungarian history. Both coins are preserved in a solid VF (Very Fine) condition, with the fine iconographic details typical of the era—such as the coats of arms and classic motifs—clearly visible. Coins of medieval female rulers always attract significant attention in the numismatic market. Please examine the uploaded photos carefully. ​Historical Background (The Alpha and Omega of the Angevin Dynasty): Charles I Robert (1301–1342) crushed the power of the oligarchs with an iron fist and built a strong, stable economy that laid the foundation for the great-power status of his son, Louis the Great. However, when Louis died without a male heir in 1382, the throne was inherited by his daughter, Mary (1382–1395)—who, due to Hungarian legal traditions, was officially crowned as "King" (Rex)! Her reign was filled with dramatic twists, noble rebellions, and an infamous kidnapping, eventually leading to her husband, Sigismund of Luxembourg, taking power. These two silver denars are tangible historical mementos of the rise and dramatic conclusion of a glorious dynasty!