✅ SOLVED Medieval European Silver coins

[NeutonM]

Hey all,

I stumbled across these coins weeks ago. Usually i get ancient stuff but medieval coins (thalers?) always confused me thus making hard to determine the origin of the coin and the king on obverse. I hardly identified two coins (which are not here) and they had different origin: one from south germany and other from poland. I hunt treasures on the place which had rich history that deals with most of european countries.

So, it would be nice to know what are these.

 

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[Charlie P. (NY)]

"CAROLVUS" is Latin for Charles. I think you are 400 years this side of Medieval.

Those are very faint strikes and I don't see a

WURTTEMBERG XV is a 15 Krauser coin. That one is 1674-1675.

1674-1675 German States WURTTEMBERG-OLS 15 Kreuzer KM 10 Prices & Valu

 

[NeutonM]

"CAROLVUS" is Latin for Charles. I think you are 400 years this side of Medieval.

Those are very faint strikes and I don't see a

WURTTEMBERG XV is a 15 Krauser coin. That one is 1674-1675.

1674-1675 German States WURTTEMBERG-OLS 15 Kreuzer KM 10 Prices & Valu


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Thanks a lot for the help.

PS: forgot to upload other side of one of coins.

 

[wheatfinder13]

You can also see the dates at the top. The first one says 1693, second one 17-7, and the third on 1694

 

[Mackaydon]

Your 1693 is Austria 6k OLUMTZ; as shown here:
Austria: Olmutz. Karl II 6 Kreuzer 1693,... AustriaOlmutz | Lot #60025 | Heritage Auctions
The coin in the photo sold for $90 last year.
Don..........

 

[Mackaydon]

Here's your 1694 coin:
GERMANY - WÜRTTEMBERG 15 Kreuzer 1694 Stuttgart aVF fre_291216 World royal coins
Don.....

 

[Mackaydon]

I believe this is your third coin:
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Austria, Charles VI (1711-1740), 3 Kreuzer, 1714, Graz Mint
CAROL' VI . D : G : R : I : S : A : G : HI :-HVNG : BO : REX .
Laureate, draped bust right, breaking inner circle, 3 in oval below
. ARCHID : AVST : DVX BVRG : S TYRIAE (AE ligate) . 17_14
Crowned double eagle with Graz arms on breast, within inner circle
Rolled flan
21mm x 22mm, 1.52g, Silver
Mintage: Unknown
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Don....... (just click on the coin image for enlargement)

 

[NeutonM]

Great!

Thanks a lot guys - that helped.
Job's done