r/MedievalCoin • • 19h ago

Newly Acquired A Penny of Richard The Lionheart, made under Moneyer Reinald, at Canterbury, in the 1190s.

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r/MedievalCoin • • 21h ago

Metal detecting find Venetian hammered silver soldino found metal detecting today in Shropshire, England - from around 1500

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r/MedievalCoin • • 22h ago

Cilician Armenia coin

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Struck under Hetoum I (1226–1270) 

Obverse: Lion with a cross and medieval Armenian inscriptions, which read: Hetoum, King of all Armenians

Reverse: King Hetoum and his wife, Zabel; the inscriptions read: By the will of God


r/MedievalCoin • • 23h ago

new medieval coins!

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Despot Djuradj Branković, the first one is from the medieval fortress Smederevo, Serbia


r/MedievalCoin • • 23h ago

why are Byzantine coins considered or always categorized as ancient coins?

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the East west split happened in 395. The medieval era started in 476 with the fall of western rome. Byzantine empire didnt fall until 1453 (the end of the Medieval era to some) that being said the Byzantine empire spent the vast majority of its life in the Medieval era, so why is it always categorized as ancient? Unless they are seeing it as an unbroken continuation of Rome itself (still feels like a strech)