Blood Countess: Erzsébet Báthory — Infamous Hungarian Noblewoman (1560–1614)

Elizabeth Báthory Silver Coin (Hungarian 16th Century) — The Blood Countess

NGC certified Kingdom of Hungary silver from Elizabeth Báthory's era — currency of most infamous noblewoman accused of hundreds tortured/murdered.

Dark Nobility Design

• Obverse: Hungarian double cross — Kingdom of Hungary arms

• Reverse: Royal titles — Báthory family estates currency

Technical Specifications

• Material: Silver (AR)

• Denomination: Hungarian denar/groschen

• Certification: NGC slabbed

• Period: 1560-1614 (Báthory's lifetime)

• Region: Hungary/Slovakia (Čachtice Castle)

Blood Countess Essential

• Accused 1590-1610: 300-650 young women tortured

• Servants executed; Báthory walled alive in castle

• Virgin blood bath legend → vampire folklore

• House of Báthory political intrigue or real monster?

Collector Masterpiece

Currency of Europe's most notorious noblewoman. Silver from Blood Countess' haunted realm.

Note: Coins shown are representative examples of grade/type, not actual specimens.