Interregnum Hungarian Denar,A-crescent/n mint mark [solved]

I was wondering if anyone can reference this Interregnum Hungarian Denar with an A-crescent/n mint mark. I believe it is from 1439/40. Thank you.

Before I get you the reference, did you look it up in Réthy?

Réthy, L., Corpus nummorus Hungariae - Magyar Egyetemes Éremtár I. Kötet, Budapest Magyar Tudományos

If that doesn't help, post it again and I'll give you further info via Huszár and Unger..

I didn't see it in Rethy.

Quote: "EddieDiz"​ I didn't see it in Rethy.

​Well, you didn't look hard enough and your dates are wrong. It should have been 1444-1446. It is here as Réthy-152:

https://archive.org/stream/corpusnummorushu00rtuoft#page/65/mode/1up

The reference to the other two books is Huszár-613 and Unger-480

I noticed that one,but when I expanded the image,it shows mint mark B-star/n. Maybe, the A-crescent/n is a variation of 152. Except for the mint mark it is the same.

I noticed that one,but when I expanded the image,it shows mint mark B-star/n. Maybe, the A-crescent/n is a variation of 152. Except for the mint mark it is the same. Thank you.

Quote: "EddieDiz"​ I noticed that one,but when I expanded the image,it shows mint mark B-star/n. Maybe, the A-crescent/n is a variation of 152. Except for the mint mark it is the same.

​Attributions, typically, doesn't go into that level of detail. Imagine how many unique numbers you would need for each mint, sigla variations (moneyer marks) and type of coin! Unger, however, adds a small letter to the attribution number for various mint marks which is simpler. Here is the entry in Unger:

Thank you. No wonder I was beating my head against the wall.

I forgot about a DVD I bought from ebay about 2 years ago. Included on it there is a catalog called Numi Hungariae,Iacobus Rupp dated 1846. It has that mint mark listed during the 1444-46 time period like you said and listed in Table XVI,number 461.

Thanks. I wasn't aware of this particular book:

Numi Hungariae Hactenus Cogniti, Quos Delineatos, Ac E Monumentis Historico-Numariis Illustratos by Jacobus Rupp

It has now been added to by ever-growing library of Numismatics books...