Poland. Zygmunt I Stary, 1506-1548. Trojak (3 grosze) 1537, Elbląg (Elbing) Mint - ELBINK, Kopicki 7091 (R3), Iger E.37.1.c, Silver 21 mm, weight 2,59 g., Condition VF, dark patina, scarce
Variant with the inscription “ELBINK” on the obverse, with no colon between /DO TOCIVS/ on the reverse.
East Prussia, Preussen Herzogtum (Ostpreussen). Albrecht Hohenzollern 1525-1568. Grosz (Groschen) 1539, Königsberg mint, Kopicki 3780, Silver 24 mm, weight ca. 2,0 g., Condition PCGS MS 62, sharp relief details, glossy background, nice mint state specimen
Poland. Zygmunt I Stary, 1506-1548. Grosz 1540 Elbląg (Elbing) Mint - PRVSSI, Kopicki 7086, Kurp. 603, Silver 22 mm, weight 1,93 g., Condition aXF, grey patina, mint lustre in the background, very attractive specimen
Poland / Lithuania, Zygmunt II August 1545-1572. Grosz in Polish type 1546, Vilnius mint - date at the rim, Kopicki 3279 (R4), Ivanauskas-Cesnulis 5SA2-1 (RR), Silver 22 mm, weight 1,89 g., Condition Fine/aVF, grey patina, cleaned, very rare coin type
Poland / Lithuania, Zygmunt II August 1545-1572. Lithuanien Polgrosz, (1/2 Grosza) 1546, Vilnius mint, Kopicki 3238 (R3), Ivanauskas / Cesnulis 4SA419-7, silver 20 mm, weight ca. 1,1 g., variant end of legend: L / LITV , small eagle and Pogoń with an oval shield, in the legend instead of the letter A an inverted V, on the obverse a decoration behind the number 9, on the reverse a double decoration after SIGIS and P, Condition NGC AU 58, grey patina, a much more interesting variant on the layout of the ornaments on the coin, quite attractive specimen
Livländischer Orden (The Livonian Brothers of the Sword). Henryk von Galen 1551-1557. Ferding 1554, Reval (Tallinn) mint, Fedorow 156, Haljak 162, Silver 25 mm, Obverse: LIV, Condition NGC MS 62