Help with two German coins

I have two German coins that I can't seem to find on numista. First is a 2 pfennig from 1833 or 1839 (can't tell which). Diameter about 23 mm.



The second one is silver and looks to have the coat of arms of Saxony on it. I can't find it anywhere though. Coin is just uniface with the back being a press of the front. Diameter 14 mm.

Looks like a 1833?

#1: II pfennige scheidemunze
similar:
http://www.welfen-muenzen.de/georg_iv.html
probably this king:
Hannover (1830~1837 - 3rd King William IV - Great Britain)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_IV_of_the_United_Kingdom
https://colnect.com/tr/coins/coin/60526-2_Pfennig_II-Hannover_1830~1837_-_3rd_King_William_IV_-_Great_Britain-Alman_Devletleri

#2 looks indeed Saxony
please search here:
http://herbison.com/someoldcoins.org/saur/g/gi.htm

Цитата: "Arusak"The second one is silver and looks to have the coat of arms of Saxony on it. I can't find it anywhere though. Coin is just uniface with the back being a press of the front. Diameter 14 mm.

​Einseitiger Pfennig 1507-1525 Sachsen-Kurfürstentum Friedrich III., Johann und Georg

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?term=Einseitiger+Pfennig+1507-1525+Sachsen&category=1-2&en=1&de=1&fr=1&it=1&es=1&ot=1&images=1¤cy=usd&thesaurus=1&order=0&company=

Thank you both! I found the Hannover coin in the Krause book, it's #147.1. Does anyone know if the Saxony coin is in the Standard Catalog of German Coins?

Yes it should be, the second looks like this one https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/german-states-saxony-ernestine-pfennig-mb-114-1512-13-cuid-175547-duid-393814

It might be in the second edition of the Standard Catalog of German Coins. Doug had added many issues to the NumisMaster database, to push the German States issues basically back to 1500, but many of these did not get into print in the first or second edition.
(I took all my German States coins to Iola, Wisconsin while Doug was working on the NumisMaster database, and he selected about 100 for which he needed photos.)
I no longer have access to the NumisMaster database, and Krause has stopped using the company that was servicing that website.

Thanks again.

Цитата: "Arusak"​Thank you both! I found the Hannover coin in the Krause book, it's #147.1.

​so the date must be 1833