Coin Silver cca 1446 Hungarian King Ladislaus V Rare Historical Medieval Museum Piece

This is a rare, hard to find, even harder to obtain, medieval coin from the Hungarian kingdom of the middle ages. It was issued under the reign of King Lajos the fifth, Ladislaus in Latin, who was king of Hungary from 1445 to 1457. The coin with the king's coat of arm is in good, used condition. It is not marked with the year it was minted, only the king's name, so the date 1446 is approximate.

On side of the coin shows the letters K, A and S surrounding the Virgin Mary patron of Hungary. That mark signify that it was minted in the thousand year old Hungarian mining and royal mint town of Kassa from Hungarian silver. Since the infamous Trianon "piece treaty" Kassa is no longer part of Hungary. As shown on the photo the coin is hand struck, like most of the coins from that time. This beautiful coin is a well made and it is used but in excellent shape for it's age. It had a substantial purchase power at it's time and as these coins were too valuable for the average citizens, they did not circulated all that much. First come first serve only one available.

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SPECIAL - HARD TO FIND ITEM Features: • Silver Coin Medieval - King Ladislaus V. • Issued: King Laszlo V. of Hungary • Hand minted in Kassa from Hungarian silver • Made between 1445 - 1457 • Size: 15 Dia x 0.5 Thick [mm] - approximately Notes: • Condition is used, good as shown • Beautiful Old Coin • Only one available • Price: $100 • S/H included within continental US

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