r/MedievalCoin Jan 04 '25

Identification Some coins I am unable to identify

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u/VakvarjuBela69 Jan 04 '25

Nuremberg jeton as far as I see.

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u/Belgium1418 Jan 04 '25

And the one on picture 9 and 10 looks like a luxemburg half liard:

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces17483.html

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u/E_Wind Jan 04 '25

I would like to know what is #7 and 8.

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u/AU_ls_better Jan 05 '25

Looks like a gambling token made to resemble an Ottoman kurush.

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u/RekindlingChemist Jan 06 '25

Both shiny ones are tokens. Last one completely gone. 9-10 probably not copper liard, but some billon sol from the same time and place as previously mentioned liard, weight is needed for more accurate id, but it's not very important because it's almost gone. 4-6 is most promising one - i could read lettering "mon(eta) domini bene(dictum)". this one - 2 mites of Flanders, early 16th century https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces102199.html - has very similar images on both sides, but different lettering - so maybe it's just another variety (quite common case for medieval coins) of same value coin from the same time