working on catalogue "Lithuanian Coinage of Alexander Jagiellon and Sigismund the Old 1495-1536"

We are working on the new catalogue "Lithuanian Coinage of Alexander Jagiellon and Sigismund the Old 1495-1536" now. Hope we can issue the book in the last quarter of next year.
Pictures of the Lithuanian groats (1535-1536) of Sigismund the Old, not included into previous catalogues, are welcomed. You can send it directly to my address gdrs.bagdonas@gmail.com
The very last our previous books "Early Lithuanian half-groats 1495-1529" on sale now https://www.ebay.com/itm/264403704971

Hello!

I just wanted to buy both of your catalogues on ebay, but it says you don't ship to Czech Republic :(

Hi, ebay showed some strange icon:

But the shipping is worldwide. So You can buy it https://www.ebay.com/itm/Two-Lithuanian-medieval-coins-catalogues/264427478596?hash=item3d911b1e44:g:aO0AAOSwPX1dUAll

I am still getting a problem here. Do you have any different buying option?

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Variety of the images of Knight on the the Lithuanian groats 1535.

Also Eagles on the Lithuanian groats 1535-1536.

Lithuanian groats 1535, third group by http://www.magduclit.com/articles/20180216/BV_2017_Gr_1535-36_JD_IS.pdf

Quote: "gdrsb"​We are working on the new catalogue "Lithuanian Coinage of Alexander Jagiellon and Sigismund the Old 1495-1536" now. Hope we can issue the book in the last quarter of next year.
​Pictures of the Lithuanian groats (1535-1536) of Sigismund the Old, not included into previous catalogues, are welcomed. You can send it directly to my address gdrs.bagdonas@gmail.com
​The very last our previous books "Early Lithuanian half-groats 1495-1529" on sale now https://www.ebay.com/itm/264403704971

​Hi Giedrius,
That is a very specialised book that you are authoring.
Very impressive. Wishing you lots of success with this book - hope it is a bestseller.
regards

@BluHawk

Thank You indeed!

Number of varieties of the Lithuanian coins described in the various catalogs.

Soon. Next February, I hope.

Your attention is called to the second edition of the catalogue of the Lithuanian coins minted within the reigns of Alexander Jagiellon and Sigismund the Old (in 1495 – 1536). The first edition included the coins of only one though the main denomination, half-groats. This book covers all the coins minted in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania within the defined period.
Vilnius 2021, 348 pages, English language. ISBN 978-609-417-198-7

A few words about our new book in Lithuanian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BPsNZhS-So&t=87s and Russian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXzXdB7bUfk&t=197s

Post-medieval hammered coins catalogue “Lithuanian Coins 1495-1536“ | eBay

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwEPpYSqc_8AVX6ObayWn6w

A few videos to help the work with our new book.

My numismatic Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwEPpYSqc_8AVX6ObayWn6w/videos Videos in Lithuanian, most with Russian subtitles.

Review of our book in German.

 

Review of the new catalogue “ Lithuanian Grand Ducal Coins Before 1401“ in Russian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RNTNf2SWmQ&ab_channel=VilniusCoinageofAlexanderandSigismundtheOld

Dear Reader, Your attention is called to the catalogue of the Lithuanian coins minted within the reigns of Grand Dukes Lithuanian before 1401.

Material type: hardcover.

Publisher: Vilnius, Lithuania: Baltijos kopija, 2022.

Description: 132 pages, English language, color illustrations. ISBN 978-609-417-240-3 .

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The word Lithuania was mentioned for the first time in the annals of Quedlinburg (year 1009) that the story of Saint Bruno of Querfurt who was beheaded by the pagans "on the border of Lithuania and Rus'". Mindowe (about 1200-1263) was the first well known Grand Duke of Lithuania and the only Christian King of Lithuania. The third quarter of the 14th century was marked for the Grand Duchy of Lithuania by unprecedented successes in foreign policy led by Grand Duke Olgerdus (1345-1377, lit. Algirdas, blr. #1040;#1083;#1100;#1075;#1077;#1088;#1076;). The territory of the state doubled due to the lands that were previously part of Kievan Rus'. Immediately before the establishment of Lithuanian power, many of these lands were under the rule of dukes from the Rurikid dynasty, some of whom were in varying degrees of dependence on the Golden Horde. Keistutus (lit. K#281;stutis, blr. #1050;#1077;#1081;#1089;#1090;#1091;#1090;), who had power in the western wing of the state, is considered a diarch in relation to Olgerdus. The brothers jointly deprived of power in the state their brother Iaunutus back in 1345. After the death of Olgerdus, Keistutus accepted the supremacy of his son Iagal (lit. Jogaila, blr. #1071;#1075;#1072;#1081;#1083;#1072;), but the disagreements of the dukes finally resulted in the short-term reign of Keistutus over the entire state (1381-1382). Ultimately, Iagal (Grand Duke of Lithuania in 1377-1434, later W#322;adys#322;aw II Jagie#322;#322;o, King of Poland in 1386-1434) physically eliminated Keistutus and gained supreme power over the country. Soon he was invited to the Polish throne, which marked the geopolitical turn of the Lithuanian state from East to West. The Grand Duchy of Lithuania was considered the last pagan state in Europe. In 1385 Iagal converted his country to Catholicism. The Grand Duchy of Lithuania, incorporating Lithuania proper, Belarus, most of Ukraine, parts of today's Russia and Poland, became one of the most influential powers in Eastern Europe (14th-16th century). In a way, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania was a precursor of the European Union with the latter's adherence to the unity in diversity concept.

Dear colleagues, our work on the new book has reached its zenith. You can see more about it in this playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0pZRcV40pLSRaHTgCLig6jMaZT4yG743

 We want to be able to submit the book to the publishing house this year, it will be printed only next year. Therefore, I kindly ask you to pay attention to several nuances.

1. I know that some of the coins whose photos we published in the old yellow book have changed owners. I am asking the new owners (who have not already done so) to contact us and let us know if you want your name and surname under the pictures of the coins and not the previous owner's name.

2. If you have Lithuanian coins from 1495-1536 in your collections, not described in the old yellow book or described on a gray background (without pictures), please send us their photos. There is an option to print your name as the owner of the coin under the photos in the book.

3. If you want your numismatic advertisement to be printed in the book (the well-known Numista numismatic web portal and several international numismatic online auctions have already ordered an advertisement in the future book), you want to pay in advance for a copy of the future book or simply support the publication of the book, see https:// contribee.com/lithuaniancoins

 

You have no more than a couple of months to contact us about material for the new book. Later, the book material will be given to the publisher and it will not be possible to supplement it.

 

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to You and Yours. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hClMnZz7EhQ

The newest book on ebay https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=Dz.+Huletski%2C+G.+Bagdonas+%E2%80%9CLithuanian+Coins+1495-1536+Second+Edition%E2%80%9C&_sacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p4432023.m570.l1313   But You'll always get the better price if You write me directly. For the European buyers the price will be 50 euros + shipping expenses by the Lithuanian Post. 

How to buy our new book abroad cheaper? Как за рубежом дешевле купить нашу новую книгу?

 video with English and Russian subtitles incl.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C-D8xzQ0io

In English about the book: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmtgIznoVAs