1342-1382 Hungary Denar – Ludwig I – PCGS VF30
A remarkable medieval silver coin from the Kingdom of Hungary, this Denar of Ludwig I (1342-1382) represents the coinage of one of Hungary’s most influential medieval rulers. Ludwig I, also known as Louis the Great, ruled during a period of military expansion, economic growth, and increased influence of the Hungarian kingdom throughout Central Europe.
Certified PCGS VF30, this example displays well-preserved medieval details with attractive natural surfaces and the authentic character expected from a coin struck nearly 700 years ago. The small silver Denar was an important circulating denomination used in everyday commerce during the 14th century.
Ludwig I was a member of the Angevin Dynasty and his reign is considered one of the most significant periods in Hungarian medieval history. This coin offers collectors a tangible connection to the age of medieval kingdoms, royal courts, trade routes, and European dynastic power.
Coin Details:
• Country: Hungary
• Ruler: Ludwig I (1342-1382)
• Denomination: Denar
• Grade: PCGS VF30
• Weight: 0.51 grams
• Metal: Silver
• Period: Medieval Europe
• Dynasty: Angevin Dynasty
An excellent addition for collectors of medieval European coins, Hungarian coinage, royal dynasties, and certified ancient and medieval numismatic treasures. The combination of historical importance, silver composition, and PCGS certification makes this a fascinating piece of European history.
