RR-, Wladyslaw Warneńczyk 1442-1443 Polish-Lithuanian-Hungarian denarius

On the obverse is a Hungarian coat of arms shield, and an obverse inscription, on the reverse a chase and an obverse inscription. A historically intriguing coin minted by Wladyslaw III Varnańczyk king of Poland and Hungary, supreme prince of Lithuania, the last of the titles - "Lythuanie princeps suppremus" was only a manifestation - the actual ruler of Lithuania since 1440 was Casimir Jagiellon. The placement of the chase - the coat of arms of Lithuania on this coin was also a manifestation of having power over it.
Piece from WCN auction 19 item 82, where it was sold for 400zl, at the same auction the cheapest thalers of Sigismund III cost less than 800zl!
Rare coin, whose rarity Czapski described as R5. An important numismatic coin, a witness to a turbulent history.