FREE: 1660 **MEDIEVAL RING & COIN **Lithuania, John II Casimir Vasa**RARE!

The listing, 1660 **MEDIEVAL RING & COIN **Lithuania, John II Casimir Vasa**RARE! has ended.

You get both Medieval items!! Excellent examples, and The ring has been cleaned up on the outer band but the original patina was left on the inner band..Completely wearable, or hang from a necklace. The coin & the ring!!! Do not hesitate to buy or bid on this auction! It will not be here long.. these ancient rings are rare and valuable! Ring Size 6. Comes in a clear plastic case, actual pictures, & Free Fast Shipping!!

Front: John II Casimir Vasa, 1648 - 1668
Back: Solider riding a horse with sword in hand

METAL: Coin looks to be aged silver
METAL: Ring looks gold but may actually be brass.

COIN SIZE: About the size of a modern U.S. dime RING SIZE; 6

The History of these Items:
My Dear Friend in Poland sends me the most amazing things, including this spectacular find of a Best Example coin and ring from medieval times. She is a Metal detecting enthusiast, and loves finding these things. I love seeing them and sharing them. 100% AUTHENTIC. "John II Casimir, known in Poland as Jan Kazimierz, was King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania, Duke of Opole in Upper Silesia, and titular King of Sweden. Unfriendly and secretive, he showed disregard and contempt for Polish culture, divided his time between lavish partying and religious contemplation, and had few friends among the Polish nobility. After his father Sigismund was deposed as King of Sweden in 1599 by his uncle, the Polish kings of the House of Vasa retained their claimed the Swedish throne, leading to the Polish-Swedish War of 1600 - 1629. The feud continued through the Thirty Years' War, and the Russo-Polish war. During the "Swedish Deluge" nearly all of Poland was captured. In 1660, John was forced to renounce his claim to the Swedish throne. The Swedes were forced to retreat but had devastated the entire country. On 16 Sep 1668, John II Casimir abdicated the Polish-Lithuanian throne, joined the Jesuits and became abbot of Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés in Paris. He died in 1672."