Help identifying Habsburg Hungarian denar

I am trying to ID this Hungarian coin I received in a lot of unidentified coins (which included a 1626 Ferdinand I denar.)

I believe it is silver/billon.
The size is about 14mm, but irregular.
It seems to be somewhere in the era of Habsburg rule.
The reverse is the typical Madonna and Child (PATRONA VNGARIE).
The obverse is the Hungarian coat of arms, with the 1500s-1600s style escutcheon.
The escutcheon itself is topped by what seems to be the year (instead of the date being in the legend) although I can't quite make out the date.
I have not been able to find another coin in the catalog with a matching legend. Much of the legend itself is damaged, but there are a few diagnostics that should allow for a positive ID.

The letters starting at the top center of the obverse legend seem to be: MKOIIV but I might be wrong on one or two.


Reverse

Obverse

Top of obverse legend, escutcheon and year.

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Thanks! I also thought it could be a contemporary counterfeit, but I'm not sure how common those were in Hungary during the Hapsburg rule, especially for small denomination coinage.

I haven't found much in the way of documentation for counterfeits of small denomination coins from this era outside of this forum: Denar - Hungary

Aside from Numista - this has been my primary source document: Coins of Hungary

Contemporary counterfits of medieval Hungarian denars are quite common and are regularly found along with real coins. Usually they can be identified by their crude details and unreadable letters.

I can't tell if it's real or counterfit from the photos but I can see Austrian bonds in the center shield so if it's real it should be a Austrian ruler, try matching whatever letters are left with Austrian rulers.