MEDIEVAL HUNGARY — SIGISMUND OF LUXEMBOURG
1427–1430 — SILVER PARVUS
A small medieval Hungarian silver parvus issued during the reign of Sigismund of Luxembourg, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Hungary. Dating to 1427–1430, this diminutive coin reflects the monetary system of medieval Hungary.
The coin features a cross on one side and a heraldic shield on the other, giving it a distinctly medieval European appearance. Despite its tiny size, the coin represents an important period in Hungarian and Central European history.
Ruler: Sigismund of Luxembourg
Date: 1427–1430
Denomination: Parvus
Metal: Silver
Diameter: 9.27 × 9.47 mm
Weight: 0.20 grams
Country: Hungary
Obverse: Cross
Reverse: Heraldic shield
Period: 15th century
A charming and historically significant example of medieval Hungarian coinage, particularly notable for its extremely small size and classic cross-and-shield design.
