Groschen, Schildgroschen, Fürstengroschen? Margravate of Meissen

How to correctly identify a groschen?
Margravate of Meissen, Friedrich I, Wilhelm II and Friedrich.

Saurma wrote - Fürstengroschen
Help please!

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces320387.html
http://saurma.info/g/r757.htm
https://www.muenzen-ritter.de/41531-sachsen-markgrafschaft-meissen-friedrich-i-wilhelm-ii-und-friedrich-von-thueringen-groschen-1412-1425-fss.html

It looks like you've identified it. What help do you need?

Quote: "bjherbison"​It looks like you've identified it. What help do you need?

​Many catalogs give different names for this coin. I see three slightly different terms:
- Fürstengroschen
- Schildgroschen
- groschen

I have bad news for you. There are more names that define the Meissen groschen:
-schwertgroschen
-schockgroschen
-judenkopfgroschen
-kreuzgroschen
-meissener groschen
-thüringer groschen
-wilhelmer
-landsberger groschen
-horngroschen
-spitzgroschen
and probably different. The German language offers a wide range of specific names. There are many, many reigns of pennies. Everything is clear to the German numismatist. It will quickly find the right variety. For me, GROSSVS is groschen. I'm sorry I didn't dispel your doubts.
greetings