ChrisB

Here is some Spain related emergency money. Some may be considered siege money.

This is an area that I have only dabbled in occasionally. I don't need another addiction. I see that it is attributed the same as @expat although mine is only .86g

The reverse of mine has signs of having been mounted.

I have one similar to the OP. It looks much nicer than my crappy photos.

This is one of my favorite coins. I like it so much that I purchased one of the modern restrikes put out by the Royal Dutch Mint

I do have a few. Mostly from the German States but I will start with a Swiss piece. Swiss Cantons - Zurich 1753 German States - Eisleben 1661 1/2 Thaler but 46mm in diameter German States - Frankfurt 1772 Thaler Frankfurt 1841 2 Thaler Muenster 1661 Thaler

I recently added this one. I probably paid too much. Not scarce but exceptional condition. 1250-86 Augsburg Bracteate of Hartmann Von Dillingen .71g

I Here's a wild family for you:

Donna, I have quite the passion for Wildman coinage. It's nice to see you add a specimen. Be careful, they can be quite addictive. Here are a few of my favorites.

These early tokens are fun to collect. Here are a couple of mine.

Excellent book. I read it some time ago but remember it being very readable and informative.

You did better than me. I was 1 out of 4. Picked up this Thaler of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel GERMANY, Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel (Principality). August der Jüngere (the Younger). 1635-1666. AR Taler (42mm, 5h). Zellerfeld mint; mm: crossed keys. Struck circa 1650. Draped figure facing slightly left, wearing skullcap / Figure standing left on shore, looking out on two ships under sail right. Welter 804B; Davenport 6362A; KM 447.1 It is an upgrade for the one below, and I paid less for it.

Does the Teutonic Order count?

Malta is probably my 2nd favorite country, as far as coinage goes.

Not at all. It's a beautiful coin.