I hate to keep asking help on these. But I had no luck doing a google going thru about 10 pages. Or ebay and my world book trying potluck at countries. I really appreciate the help on this.

Christian V of Denmark?

Try Nova Scotia of Canada......maybe you'll find something.......

I don't think so. The profile does not match. http://www.schouwebcoins.dk/ukRegenter.htm

"Moneta Nova Argenti" Would be "New Money/Silver", which would hint at a currency reform for the issuer in question. Don't know anything else that'd help.

So far I've tried "Moneta Nova Argenti" poland, france, canada, denmark, frisia, italy. Variations of Christian. There may be something out there but I'm missing it due to the amount of pages turning up in different languages.

Look at SILESIA-LIEGNITZ-BRIEG

Bingo!!! Thanks a lot!

http://www.tradera.com/auction/Utlandska_mynt/aid_30549916

http://cgi.ebay.com/Poland-Silesia-Liegnit...8QQcmdZViewItem

Looks like, but isn't the same... &WO ?

Maybe Wolgast - part of old Pomerania?

I think it's actually Polish. Try this one on for size.

http://www.banivechi.com/product_info.php?...ffe95d1f00a424c


After looking at it again it may be close but it's no match.

So close on a lot of these, just no match. That profile/nose a killer.

Dropped by a coin shop today and no luck. But was offered twice the price I paid.

Hmm... perhaps they knew more than they were letting on, what you need is a real expert, unfortunately I can't recommend any

I have posted this coin on a Belgian forum, and they too think it is a 3 Kreuzer 1662 or 1663



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The only difference, is in the text "WO I", compared with "WO ."

I'm not an expert at all in these, so I don't know if it's relevant at all, that difference.

Regards

Jos

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This is the same coin, it is only a Die Variety, that hasn't been listed in Krause (Standard Catalog of World Coins 1601-1700 3rd edition) yet.

So could be a nice addition

Jos


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