Livonia coin

Livonia, Sigismund II August, Dahlholm Castle mint under the administration of Jan Chodkiewicz, ferding, 1573, in base silver or billon, FERD / 73 above and below conjoined shields, MONE NOV[A] ARGENTEA around, rev., griffin holding sword, DVCATVS LIVONIAE, 2.12g (Hutten-Czapski 583), about very fine but pierced, rare


how much that coin is worth it?
thank you
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This one?
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces43098.html
i have one too, unfortunately knackered! I have often wondered as to rarity, whether it has value or its for the bin!

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces86413.html
this one is yours. I am interested in responses regarding your coin, and if any livonia experts can also offer guidance on my coin, i would love to hear! Sorry, i am not trying to hijack your post!

James

a picture would help....
Piotr mailed me this info:
http://www.gyford.com/archive/2009/04/28/www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/5539/dole/dole.html
(thanks Piotr)

I see a coin like mine but MS (best known example) sold for around £6000, only one to be on the market?

The coin in question seems to be this one offered in today's Morton & Eden auction, lot 399, estimated at 800 GBP (image courtesy Morton & Eden via sixbid.com):

It will be interesting to see if there is a market these days for rarities in less-than-optimal condition or if it goes unsold. Collectors of late medieval Poland/Baltics must be a fanatical bunch!

that coin seem to be really rare . i cant find it anywhere.

Verweis : "dltcoins"​The coin in question seems to be this one offered in today's Morton & Eden auction, lot 399, estimated at 800 GBP (image courtesy Morton & Eden via sixbid.com):

​I think that answers your question for value...