Ladislaus V. King (1453-1457) - Silver Denar (B-N and Star mint mark) - VF ​The tragically short and turbulent life of Ladislaus V (Ladislaus the Posthumous) was defined by deep internal power struggles within the Kingdom of Hungary, most notably the fierce rivalry between the Hunyadi league and the Counts of Cilli. Born after the death of his father, he was crowned as an infant with the Holy Crown secretly stolen from the castle of Visegrád, yet he exercised actual royal power only briefly following the regency of John Hunyadi. This medieval silver denar, struck during his reign, was a characteristic and stable trade coin of the era. The hammered planchet clearly displays the B-N mint mark accompanied by a star motif, indicating the specific mint and the contemporary chamber counts responsible for its production. The coin's design features the traditional historical and ecclesiastical symbols of 15th-century Hungarian coinage, faithfully reflecting the representation of royal authority in late medieval Hungary. Condition: VF (Very Fine)