匈牙利, 中世纪. Wladislaus II (1490–1516). Denar ND (没有保留价)





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极佳品相且居中(15/16世纪) - Wladislaus II 国王银 Denar(K - C)
A Numismatic Masterpiece of the Jagiellonian Era
Presenting an exceptional historical numismatic lot featuring 1 silver denar from the reign of King Wladislaus II (1490–1516). Unlike typical circulated examples from the period, this specific undated piece stands out due to its very nice preservation, technical perfection, and stunning patina.
Numismatic Excellence:
Very Nice Condition & Beautiful Patina: The details on this coin are crisp and well-preserved. The Jagiellonian Eagle and the classic Madonna motif are clearly legible.
Well-Centred Strike: Finding denars from this era with such perfectly centred strikes is remarkably rare. The complete legend (text) is clearly visible along the edges.
Mint Mark (K - C): Struck in the legendary Kremnica (Körmöcbánya) mint. This is a classic undated issue from the era, highlighting the pristine medieval engraving style before the regular use of dates on Hungarian coinage.
极佳品相且居中(15/16世纪) - Wladislaus II 国王银 Denar(K - C)
A Numismatic Masterpiece of the Jagiellonian Era
Presenting an exceptional historical numismatic lot featuring 1 silver denar from the reign of King Wladislaus II (1490–1516). Unlike typical circulated examples from the period, this specific undated piece stands out due to its very nice preservation, technical perfection, and stunning patina.
Numismatic Excellence:
Very Nice Condition & Beautiful Patina: The details on this coin are crisp and well-preserved. The Jagiellonian Eagle and the classic Madonna motif are clearly legible.
Well-Centred Strike: Finding denars from this era with such perfectly centred strikes is remarkably rare. The complete legend (text) is clearly visible along the edges.
Mint Mark (K - C): Struck in the legendary Kremnica (Körmöcbánya) mint. This is a classic undated issue from the era, highlighting the pristine medieval engraving style before the regular use of dates on Hungarian coinage.

