Strange linear styling of Byzantine imagery shows two Bulgarian Czars, Rev.: Christ enthroned.
  VF....................$38.00

Silver Cracow half groschen, Fine.
 
Kasimir IV 1447-92.....$29.00
Ian Albert 1492-1501,
Alexander 1501-06, or
Sigismund I 1506-48,
each.....$19.00

1587-1632, these silver 3-polker pieces carry the Polish arms and royal orb.  Some areas weakly struck but
generally fine.....$12.50
Similar issue of Sweden's "Mad Queen Christina" for her Baltic territories, Fine........$18

Beautiful and important medieval trade coin.  Doge (Duke) with St. Mark, and Christ enthroned, 1205-1457.
VF ...............$125.00
Three different doges.......$325.00

Depicts the Lithuanian mounted knight and Polish eagle, crudely hand struck.
Alexander 1501-06, F ..... $25.00
Sigismund I 1506-48, Fine..........$25.00
Sigismund II 1547-72, at least VF....$45.00

Silver Dinar struck 1366-71 depicts Christ enthroned.  Reverse bears royal titles.
Very Fine................Ask

Silver denier struck by a contemporary and rival of William the Conqueror.   Obverse depicts gateway, reverse a cross. Orleans mint,
avg. F-VF............$98.00.

Ayyubid Silver Dirham with six-pointed star, 1100s-1200s AD, weak areas, VF by wear .... $19
Similar, but Urtuqid dynasty, 1200s AD, VF .... $19

Imagine a 200 year old silver "dollar" in Very Fine so cheap! All will have normal manufacturing flaws, some may grade higher by wear but crude......Ask

With the expansion of the Renaissance economy, new royal coins were struck larger than the old fashioned feudal deniers.  These douzains date from the 1500s.   
Fine....$36.00
Very Fine.......$60.00

The Umayyad and Abbasid Caliphs held both secular and religious power during the golden age of Islam.  Their coins bore statements of faith.  8-10th century AD.  

Umayyad Dirham EF....Ask
Abbasid Dirham VF ....... $38.00
Copper Fals, G-VG......$3.00

Most important medieval trade coin of Central Europe.  Obv.: Crown.  Rev.: Two-tailed lion.

John the Blind, 1310-46,
VF.......Ask
Charles IV 1346-78,
Fine.......$49
Wladislaus II 1471-1516,
Fine......$45

Wenceslas IV, 1378-1419 G-VG....$25

Mixed bronzes of various diverse types and sizes, 491-1261 AD, all individually identified. 
Fair-VG......$6.50
5 different emperors......$29.00

From the time of the great commercial fairs.  This silver denier parisis is inscribed PHILIPS REX, with the letters FRA / NCO (for Francorum) across the field. 
Crudely struck VG....$39.00

This enormous coin with bold Mongol script proves even the Great Wall could not stop these intrepid horsemen.
Fine...Ask