•Medieval Hungarian Parvus Coins King Sigismund (1387–1437) •Offered here is a group of nine medieval Hungarian parvus coins issued during the reign of King Sigismund of Luxembourg (1387–1437), King of Hungary and later Holy Roman Emperor. •The parvus was a small silver coin widely used in everyday transactions in the Kingdom of Hungary during the late 14th and early 15th century. These coins typically feature a cross with crowns in the quadrants on one side and royal heraldic symbols on the other. Numerous variations exist due to different mints and mintmasters operating during this long reign. •These coins belong to the extensive and varied coinage of Sigismund’s period, struck in several Hungarian mints including Buda and Kremnica, among others. •Details: •Ruler: King Sigismund of Luxembourg •Kingdom: Hungary •Period: 1387–1437 •Denomination: Parvus (small silver coin) •Quantity: 9 coins •Metal: Silver (low silver content typical for the period) •Condition: Circulated / as found (adjust if needed) •Each coin may show different mintmarks and minor design variations, reflecting the complex minting system of the era. •These coins are ideal for collectors of medieval Hungarian numismatics and Central European medieval coinage. •Shipping: I ship within Europe only via FedEx. The package will be securely packed and fully insured for safe delivery.