16th Century Hungarian Madonna And Child Silver Denar Coin

In 1526, Ferdinand I of Austria inherited the throne of Hungary. While the Hungarian coins he minted came to resemble those of Austria, he understood the importance of keeping Hungarian symbols intact on the coinage, among them the Madonna, Patron Saint of Hungary. Now, you have a rare opportunity to own The Hungary Madonna And Child Silver Denar Ancient Coin in a collector's presentation that is ONLY available from The Bradford Exchange Mint. This genuine centuries-old coin was hand-struck in silver during King Ferdinand I's reign (1529-1553), so no two are alike, making it a unique and must-have treasure for coin collectors and history buffs.

While the obverse side of this coin features a portrait of the Madonna and Child, the reverse side bears the Hungarian Coat of Arms. One of the very first coins to bear a date, it was struck in silver at the Kremnitz Mint, the oldest working mint still in use today, and certified by the prestigious Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC), graded in MS-63 condition. Your one-of-a-kind Hungarian coin collectible arrives sealed in a protective, tamper-proof holder with an NGC logo security hologram, bar code and identification number. Plus, it includes a deluxe story vault display for a museum-quality presentation. Don't miss this rare chance to add a coveted 16th century coin to your collection. Intense demand is expected, so hurry and order now!