middle Ages

[CAESAR]

Hello everyone
My findings today, the medieval Hungarian Coin and rings

 

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[leprechaun]

Awesome finds, really nice looking stuff.

 

[d2]

Fantastic finds...d2

 

[CMDiamonddawg]

He!! Ceasar I like those silvers .
Outstanding hunt and finds !

 

[ragu]

Very nice finds! I like the look of the rings, there is something neat about the old school craftmanship.

 

[Ground Inspector]

Nice coins and rings! Congrats

 

[BaronH]

Those are awesome!

 

[Westfront]

Absolute stunning! The coin on the small pic looks like what we call 'medieval Denarius' here, any info bout this one? Must be an early one with quite a bit value if this matters to you.

 

[CRUSADER]

Excellent day's haul!

The broken hammered (picture2) looks like the mans giving me two fingers

 

[Westfront]

Excellent day's haul!

The broken hammered (picture2) looks like the mans giving me two fingers

 

[CAESAR]

Absolute stunning! The coin on the small pic looks like what we call 'medieval Denarius' here, any info bout this one? Must be an early one with quite a bit value if this matters to you.

This is less than Denarius, it is medieval obolus weight is 0.17g

 

[CAESAR]

Excellent day's haul!

The broken hammered (picture2) looks like the mans giving me two fingers

 

[mindcrime1988]

Amazing finds! Hope you have more luck finding others.

 

[Westfront]

This is less than Denarius, it is medieval obolus weight is 0.17g

Thanks! What a tiny beauty!

 

[georgiahound]

I'm Jealous! Congrats on findings!

 

[bblaha]

Wow, just amazing! Nice finds!

 

[CAESAR]

thanks guys ......
I hope that soon there will be more

 

[Mackaydon]

The top left coin looks like a Hungarian denar (dinar) from the age of Sigismund (1386-1437) or his successor. The double barred cross is the clue.
Don.......

 

[CAESAR]

The top left coin looks like a Hungarian denar (dinar) from the age of Sigismund (1386-1437) or his successor. The double barred cross is the clue.
Don.......

it's denar of Louis I. (1342-1382) [h=1][/h]

 

[Mackaydon]

OK; Sigismund's predecessor, not successor. Great finds !!