Extremely rare guldiner of the Polish prince Ladislaus II Jagiellon.
The 1500 year is definitely the rarest year of this issue.
In the world's largest archive, Coinarchives, there is only one record of this vintage with sale amount of 20.000 EUR.
Corroded surface.
Guldiner is a large silver coin worth one gold guilder and at the same time the forerunner of the thaler. Coins of this type, this commonly known name, were not given until the beginning of the 16th century from the "Joachimstaler", later called thaler for short, which was minted in the Czech Joachimstal by Count Schlick. The discs called Guldiner were also called Uncialis, because their weight was equivalent to one ounce of Tyrolean weight.
Specimen with corroded surface, but fully legible with all details preserved.
Obverse: Saint Ladislaus in armor on horseback, galloping to the left, holding a bardiche, around him Gothic decoration, above him Madonna with a child
* SANCTVS * - * - LADISLAVS * REX * VNGARIE *
Reverse: five-field coat of arms shield, with the Polish Eagle in the center
COIN * WLADISLAI * D * G * REGIS * VNGARIE * 1500 *
Diameter 41 mm, weight 26.40 g
