Latest Model Medieval Hungarian Madonna & Child Silver Denar - Ngc Certified Trusted Seller [LeFl9YzO]

• Struck between the mid-1400s and early 1600s, this silver denar emerged during a period when Hungary was both defending against Ottoman threats and thriving economically.

• Features the revered "Madonna and Child" image, symbolizing Mary as Hungary’s patron saint, with the inscription "PATRONA HUNG" encircling the scene.

• NGC-certified GENUINE! Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity!

This exquisite Medieval Hungarian Madonna & Child Silver Denar captures a moment of reverent devotion and resilience from a time when Hungary was both a battlefield and a flourishing center of faith. Minted between the mid-1400s and early 1600s, this coin features a beautiful image of the Madonna cradling the Christ Child, a symbol of protection and faith that resonated deeply with the Hungarian people. Surrounding the sacred image is the inscription "PATRONA HUNG," affirming Mary as Hungary’s cherished patron saint. On the reverse, the royal Habsburg coat of arms stands proudly, signifying Hungary’s noble lineage and its enduring strength under the ruling dynasty.

Introduced during the reign of King Matthias Corvinus (1458-1490), the Madonna and Child imagery replaced Hungary’s traditional shield, possibly reflecting both a declaration of piety and a subtle defiance against the Ottoman Empire’s encroachment. Remarkably, Hungary’s silver coinage remained of high quality despite the ongoing conflict, underscoring the nation’s resilience and prosperity. This NGC-certified silver denar is not only a rare relic but a tribute to Hungary's enduring legacy of faith, art, and history in a tumultuous era.