Coins of Europe - Pre 1800

IMAGE	DESCRIPTION	REFERENCE
	William I, the Conqueror, AD 1066-1087, AR Penny, 20 mm. (3.27 g) Obv: PILLEMVS REX, crowned facing bust. Rev:B(orR)IHTPO ON CANTL, central cross with four annulets with letters PAXS (Peace). Canterbury moneyer Brihtwold Thanks to Peter Dearing and Allistair Mackay for attribution	?
	Hungary, Bella II - 1131 - 1141 AR denar; 12mm .61 gms. Obv: Stylised facing head. AR Rev: Cross within concentric circles.	Hus 50
	France Feudal, Anonymous Bishops, 12th century, AR Denier, .69 grams. Obv: Squared cross with CATVRCICS around. AR Rev: CHI-RHO with an A below, flanked by two small crosses, with CIVITAS around, Mint : Cahors.	Roberts-4316, Mayhew-115
	Germany, Salzwedel @ 1300; Bracteate with intaglio reverse .41 gms. From Peter Dearing:They were issued particularly in the german states in 12th/13th centuries, perhaps longer. They seldom, if ever, have an inscription and at one time weren't even believed to be coins, so it makes them very difficult to identify... I would guess that Salzwedel is a town. Apparently, bracteates were made using one upper die with the (very thin) flan resting on a piece of leather.	?
	Bulgarian AR Grosh Ivan Alexander (1331 - 1337 A.D.) 21 mm, 1.40 g. Obv: Christ enthroned facing, hands raised in benediction. Rev: Ivan Alexander (left) and Michael Asen (right) both sides of banner. Monograms in Cyrillic in both sides.	?
	England, Edward III, 1351-1361 (reigned 1327-1377), AR Penny (16mm). Spink/Seaby 1602 or 1603, Fourth coinage, pre-treaty. Obv. crown, EDWARDVS REX ANGLI?, crowned bust facing. Rev. CIVITAS EBORACI, long cross with three pellets in each angle.	?
	Milan, Gian Galeazzo II - 1395 - 1402 AR pegione; 23mm 1.72. gms. Obv: St Ambrose facing. AR Rev: Fancy Cross.	?
	Paduan 15th Century Obv: Lucius Verus' bust right. Rev: Emperor driving quadriga left. A Renaissance reproduction of a Roman Sestertius.	?
	Elizabeth I Hammered AR penny Circa 1558-1603 Obv: Frilled and crowned bust left; legend around. Cross with coat of arms behind; Legend around. Tower mint	?
	Netherlands, Dordrecht 1575, Jeton - Religious disputes Obv: Flame on book; SERMO DEI IGNIS INEXTINGVIBILIS REV: FLAMING HEARTS; 1575, TVA MANUS FECIT HOC DNE EX: TOM VOSSEN	?
	Poland, Sigismund III, AD 1587 to 1632; 3 Groschen; struck 1596. Head of Sigismund III right, with SIGI 3 D G REX PO M D L 96 around III (for 3 Groschen) at the top above a shield, flanked by and eagle and horseman, with GROS ARG TRIP REG POLONIAE, with a small shield with a lion in it, flanked by I F. flowers left and right	?
	Sicily, Phillipo III AE tre piccioli @ 1600 Obv: 3. Rev: Eagle.	?
	PHILIP III, 1614 (1.14 gm), Obv: Philip's frilled bust left between A-R Rev: Coat of arms.	?
	Hungary AR Denar 1619 Obv: Madonna and child; Patro(na) Hvnga(riae). Rev: Coat of arms. Mint: K-B (Kormocbanya = Kremnitz = Kremnica; now in Slovakia)	Huszar 1141. Matthias 2
	POLAND, sil 1-1/2 Poltorok, 1627 (20 mm), Obv: Orb with cross Rev: Coat of arms	?
	Lithuania Johann Casimir Schilling 1663-1666 Obv: Johann right Rev: Mounted knight charging left.	?
	GERMANY, jeton, AE28, No Date Obv: laureate young bust R, LVD XIIII D G FR ET NAV REX Rev: crowned arms of France, CONRAD LAVFFERS RECHEN PFENING by Conrad Lauffer, 1637-68	?
	Scotland, Charles I , 1642; two pence (aka Turner or Bodle). Thistle with inscription around Crown with CR below and inscription around	?
	SPAIN, PHILIP IV, 1654 (1.50 gm), Obv: Philip's frilled bust left between A-R Rev: Coat of arms.	?
	SPAIN, PHILIP IV, 1661 8 MARAVEDIS Obv: Frilled bust right in circle. His inscription around. Rev: latin inscription around Coat of Arms.	?
	Habsburg empire, Leopold VI "the Hogmouth", 1674 - Hungarian emission Sil 6 Kreuz (27 mm) Obv: Bust right in circle, inscription around. Rev: Madonna & child, Hungarian shield below. Mint: K-B	Huszar 1450
	Spain, CHARLES III, 1709 (.74 gm), Obv: Charles' crowned bust left. Rev: Coat of arms.	?
	Spain, CHARLES III, 1709, 2 dineros (1.19 gm), Obv: ? Rev: 1709 and inscription around globe	?
	Portugual 10 Reales 1724 Obv: Coat of Arms Rev: latin inscription around Wreathed X	?
	Dutch Duit 1732 Obv: Lion on shield with crown Rev: VOC w/ flower and two pellets above	?
	Russia Catherine the Great 1773 5 Kopeks AE 41 mm Obv: Wreathed royal monogram. Rev: Russian double eagle insignia.	?
	England Half pence 1788 Condor "druid" token Obv: Cowled druid left Rev: Anglesey Mines mint; royal monogram. Royal British mints did not produce "lowly" copper coins at this time. They contracted this job to the locals.	?
	England George III 1/2 pence Obv: Bust right Rev: Britannia on shore with trident; ship on horizon.	?
	Napoleon 1813 Obv: Bustleft Rev: 20 Francs in wreath. - Just had to include The Little Corporal here	?