Bohemia. Vladislaus II. Weisspfennig ND (1471-1516) (No reserve price)

The Bohemia Weisspfennig from the period of Vladislaus II, who reigned from 1471 to 1516, is a noteworthy example of medieval European coinage. Bohemia, a historic region in the modern Czech Republic, was an influential kingdom within the Holy Roman Empire during this time. The Weisspfennig, roughly translating to "white penny," was a silver coin known for its relatively high purity and was used extensively in commerce. Vladislaus II himself was a prominent monarch who also ruled Hungary and Croatia, highlighting the interconnected nature of European realms. Collectors value such coins for their historical significance and the insights they provide into the monetary systems and artistry of late medieval Central Europe.