Collector Grade Renaissance Silver - King Vladislaus II Jagiellon (1490–1516) Denar - Kremnica Mint (K-S / C) - Very Fine" ​The Elite Silver of the Carpathian Mountains ​Presenting a beautifully struck, highly attractive Renaissance silver denar from the reign of King Vladislaus II (II. Ulászló) of the Jagiellonian Dynasty. Surviving in a crisp "Very Fine" (VF) condition, this coin represents the height of Hungarian economic prestige and minting craftsmanship at the dawn of the 16th century. ​The Masterpiece of Kremnica (Mint Mark K-S / C): ​The Legendary Mint: The "K" in the mint mark proudly indicates that this coin was struck in Körmöcbánya (Kremnica). This mint was the crown jewel of the Hungarian Kingdom, world-renowned for extracting the purest silver from the Carpathian mountains and producing coins of exceptional quality and consistent weight. ​The Madonna Motif: The reverse features the iconic Renaissance depiction of the Madonna and Child (Patrona Hungariae), the protective patron saint of the Kingdom. Under Vladislaus II, this design reached an artistic peak, exhibiting fine, life-like details rarely seen in earlier medieval coinage. ​The Historical Context: ​While Vladislaus II inherited a politically unstable kingdom after the death of the great Matthias Corvinus, the steady output of high-quality silver denars from Kremnica kept the economy functioning and European trade flowing through the region. ​Condition & Logistics: Very Fine (VF) - Collector Grade. Both sides exhibit a sharp, well-centered strike, highly legible legends, and an authentic, naturally aged silver patina. (Please review the unedited macro photos carefully to appreciate the fine Renaissance craftsmanship).