so hello fellow coin collectors how you going today today I have some more coins
from the Polish Devonian come up and these ones were issued under
christiana between 1629 in 1710 well that's a windshear own but these coins
actually do have a date on them so I put these coins at the top just as
a size comparison unless you can see they're quite small coins but there is a
caveat these ones are actually counterfeit ones or mmm they'll minted
at another mint so the original coins shall be silver
these ones a copper in this supposedly minted a say two key bra sookay ever
mint inna moe davia which is pretty much the same
countries Moldova now now minted under destroy teeth da ba Tapia
it was a the prince of Malta yeah between 1661 1663 although he actually
write much longer with these ones I'm into the random at that time and you can
tell because well the inscription on one side is actually wrong and I'll show
those as we go along so let's have a look at the other coin so I've got more
than just these ones so let's have a look at the inscription so these are
both sides of the coins on these ones I've just got the one side because they
actually made these on large large pieces of metal so copper it looks like
these ones have a silver wash on top as well but they actually cut them out on
this side so if we turn over the other side as you can see you get a partial
inscription on the side and also get another one from another coin so
obviously though they were both stamped time and then they actually cut them in
later on and here's another one this is more you can see it and then actually
cut it out later on so on the one side you get part of the coin in each and
part and another coin on the upside usually get our full set
so I decide with the it looks like a Griffin holding two two swords so that's
what I come on that's what that supposed to be and I know that's not that's
supposed to be that's the Griffin they're holding do crowns and he it's
just a coat of arms inside I see so he's the sea wall Cristina thirteen oh and
also I ran he about Cristina de nuevo DG they got here by grace of God
Regina which just means Queen it's very K so Sweden she was also the queen of
Sweden and on this side we have so Lydia's non the original coins you
should have leave on me I which means Lavanya but on this one we
have a Civitas Regina's which just means city of Riga so rigor is actually near
the capital of live before knee nine Latvia
capital if one is Vilnius so it's capital of Lithuania Latvia Inc are not
thinking actually and that is how you can actually tell apart from the bronze
that they're actually not the coin that's actually issued in Riga or lift
one young part of the livonian polish come off it was actually issued in
Romania or Moldova and here's a larger coin so this is actually very poor card
she goes uh Rina four-and-a-half go so actually might have a video on it and
this is actually the Polish part of the polish-lithuanian Commonwealth in I've
read a little bit abandoned I say that Moldova actually issued these coins
because their currency was pretty much worthless and to conduct international
trade even just to use it in local markets they would have had to use
another coin and it's actually quite familiar of people that they would
really accept and these ones seem to have been quite popular because the
polish-lithuanian come off was actually a pretty powerful and large country at
the time you know actually we're one of the most populous countries and also to
might went under most stable of these time period so do we have a date on it
if we look at these coins this one has 50 that one is 46 we need to turn over
this one has 52 so these are all 16 so 1652 we turn this one over this one has
16 looks like 41 so the date is just up here so you saw Lydia so Lydia's just
mean that's the denomination and to the tower you needed our 48 so Lydia's so
this is 148 for that color so it looks like 41 so 1641 this one looks to be
hard to actually tell that one and all right this one looks like 49 to say 1549
so we have various date ranges there this one shows more that's the same and
they're just not too sure what the data that one is
looks like would be five or something so we have to five-day looks like motive
for Dino to show looks like a one
shilling maybe that's a tidy 53 that might be free don't move you're fine
so when you get today's medieval coins it's actually quite hard a lot of times
you actually finally to be hard to actually read the inscription these ones
are in pretty good condition but a lot of them are not and it's also if it had
actually find out where they're from because it's just so many medieval coins
actually issued from different politically entities also the one
Kingdom or Republic doesn't matter what political affiliation is actually issued
a lot of different types of designed coins a lot of them probably not similar
in design some like pollen issued a lot of different types of these coins but
they actually just varied the design probably to distinguish the actual mint
but if you go to if you go down south to turn your peninsula you get a lot of
different coins they have a lot of different designs but they will issue
body same political power they same Kingdom the same monarchy the same
clothes yes tea cool power and this gets very confusing but that's where it gets
exciting because then you can research it and you can learn a lot more about
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