Münzen des Mittelalters

Eine Münze mit dem Motiv des aztekischen Kalenders und dem Piratenschiff.

• Material: Messing
• Dicke: 1,7 mm
• Durchmesser 26 mm

Set von 40 Münzen für junge Piraten.

• Durchmesser: 25 mm
• Stärke: 1 mm
• Material: Aluminium und Messing

Mailberg Dukat - eine mittelalterliche Münze (maltesischen Ritter von Mailberg in Österreich). Material: massiver Tombak Dicke: 2 mm Durchmesser 26,5 mm (+1 mm) Gewicht ca. 8g

Nachbildung einer Münze von Matthias Corvinus - ungarischer und kroatischer König (1458-1490).

• Material: Messing
• Dicke: 1 mm
• Durchmesser: 20 mm

Eine Replik der böhmischen Münze vom 11-12. Jahrhundert.

• Durchmesser: 18 mm
• Material: Zinn

Nachbildung der Münze aus dem 15. Jahrhundert - die goldene ECU des französischen Königs Karl VIII. (1483-1498).

• Durchmesser 31 mm
• Dicke 2 mm
• Material Messing

Dukat des Wenzel IV. Hussiten Zeiten. 1 mm x 25,5 mm.

Tolar, Joachimsthaler, Bohemia, replica. Diameter: 40 mm, thickness: 2mm. Material: aluminium. In the 16th century, Count Hieronymus Schlick of Bohemia began minting coins - Joachimsthalers (from German thal, modern spelling Tal, "valley"), named for Joachimsthal, the valley in the Ore…

Tin replica of a medieval coin from Bohemia. Size: 2 cm.

Tin replica of a medieval coin from Bohemia. Size: 3 cm.

PIPIN III. (751 - 768), tin replica of a Frankish coin. Hand casted with patina. Size: approx. 1.7 cm in a diameter.

Matthias Corvinus (1458 - 1490), Denarius, tin replica of a Hungarian coin. Hand casted with patina. Size: approx. 2.8 cm in a diameter.

MARIA (1342 - 1382), Denarius, tin replica of a Hungarian coin. Hand casted with patina. Size: approx. 2.8 cm in a diameter.

OTTO (962 - 973), tin replica of a Frankish coin. Hand casted with patina. Size: approx. 2.3 cm in a diameter.

Material: Brass. Size: 22 mm. The imperial Ducat of Charles IV coined after 1355. Unlike those of other European rulers, the Ducats of Charles IV were coined in only a small quantity due to the limited gold resources in the Jilove and Kasperske Hory gold ore mines. It is therefore a very precious…

The Prague groschen was a silver coin that was very common throughout the Medieval Central Europe. Minting of Prague Groshen coins started around 1300 after rich silver mines had been discovered in the Kutna Hora region during the reign of the Bohemian king Wenceslas II. Because of high amount of…

Replicas of coins from 14th century in leather pouch. Size: 3 cm.