Coin value

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Mytwocents
Joined: 11 Haz 2022
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Posted: 11 Haz 2022, 10:45 #
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gros Catalogue referee
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Posted: 11 Haz 2022, 11:19 #
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Hello

maybe more than politeness

AndiPasculescu10
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Posted: 11 Haz 2022, 11:26 #
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Hi! First,the year 1564 and the struck appearence don't match: too round and well designed for that year; it looks more from sec.18-19 to have been struck.

Then,it looks to me more like a medal than a coin. The year is probably not that of the strucking but of some anniversary.!?

What is the metal of the item & its weight?

Gothic Florin
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Posted: 11 Haz 2022, 12:08 #
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Looks like this:

 

 

 

See here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithuanian_auksinas

AndiPasculescu10
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Posted: 11 Haz 2022, 12:24 #
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Yes,''GothicFlorin'' found the exact item! Indead it is a coin,very well struck for that year & also well preserved in time… Unless the coin's owner confirms the metal and weight of it…

Beautiful piece for that time!!!

Sjoelund
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Posted: 11 Haz 2022, 13:50 #
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Mytwocents

 

 

Welcome to numista, where we'll try to help you if you follow this procedure

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic71935.html

Globetrotter
Coin varieties in French:
https://monnaiesetvarietes.numista.com
tdziemia Numista team
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Posted: 11 Haz 2022, 15:20 #
Edited: 11 Haz 2022, 15:41
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Welcome to Numista!

 

You have a modern replica  of this very scarce and valuable coin of Sigismund II.

(the small letter K under the monogram indicates this, not present on GothicFlorin's images).

 

The last example of this (genuine) coin that sold at auction fetched $60,000.

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