Madonna and Child Silver Coin of the Holy Roman Empire

First minted in the early 16th century...

• One of the first coins in the world to feature the image of the Madonna and the Christ child, the silver denar was first issued by King Ferdinand I of Hungary.
• Struck into the 1600’s under the auspices of Ferdinand’s successors, legendary members of the Habsburg dynasty that ruled Hungary and the Holy Roman Empire for nearly 400 years.
• Expertly certified and graded as “MS” Mint State—one of the highest grades possible for coins of this age and historic magnitude—by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, among the most trusted coin-grading services in the nation.
• Hand-struck by skilled craftsmen over 400 years ago, each coin is a unique work of art that is slightly different from all others.
• Presented in an archival-quality holder that allows you to examine both sides of your coin safely without fear of damage from dust, dirt and fingerprints.
• Accompanied by an impressive wooden Display Chest that measures 7½" x 5½" x 1.65".
• Comes with a Collector’s Guide with beautiful artwork, which provides intriguing details about the origin and design of the coin, as well as a magnifying loupe for easy examination of every detail.
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