City of Goslar, help to Identify, do you have this german catalogs? [решено]

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Hello experts, 

I would like to add this coin in the catalog but I cannot to find any reference.

Looks like a Matthiasgroeschen from City of Goslar

 

I bought the coin with a paper with reference “knyph. 6015

But this catalog is not in the Numista list.

 

Some coins from same period are referenced as

Standard Catalog of World Coins (pre-1600) unpublished” If is unpublished, how do I find it?

 

There is also the catalog “Die Münzen der Reichsstadt Goslar 1290 bis 1764” but I do not have it to know the reference.

 

Anyone knows a reference for this coin?

 

23mm

1.67g

 

lettering looks like: 

Obverse: MONETA….

Reverse: MATHIAS SANCT

 

Any help will be greatful appreciated!


 

 

 

Thank you for any comment

 

Geison

This coin in the catalog N#151587 has a broad date range, and a search on acsearch shows numerous small variants.

 

I don't have any catalogs, but mine was attributed as BBK10 

 

 

There are also quite a few on MA-shops with catalog references assigned.

Thank you very much, looks like there is really several variants, I will add on my collection under the link provided.

 

Your help was much appreciated!

Статус изменён на Решено (Geison, 20 Июль 2024, 19:18)

Knyphausen is from a Collection of a numismatic collector of german Nobility.

sold his coins in several auction and his collection is used as numismatic reference.

 

https://www.kuenker.de/en/archiv/stueck/273465

here what some of it looks like, a rare book I believe.

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George S. Cuhaj (editor); Standard Catalog of World Coins (pre-1600) (unpublished). Krause Publications.

 

has the same link and abbreviation "MB" as 

 

N. Douglas Nicol (compiler), George S. Cuhaj (editor); 2011. Standard Catalog of German Coins / 1501-Date (3rd edition). Krause Publications, Iola, Wisconsin, United States.

 

which is published and available. However all it says is

 

But it does reference Saurmasche 3961, which is here

http://saurma.info/1/2145.htm

 

The Saurmasche site is great because they cross-reference the details, for example to list all the site's “St. Matthias” coins.

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