Partial success with Medieval coin [solved]

My research for this coin has taken me away form the Crusades to a person called Eric of Pommerania and I have come up with the following:

Medieval hammered silver penning of Eric of Pommerania. On the obverse there is a crown with the legend reading ERICVS REX D S. The reverse is a short cross with the legend MONETA LVNDENSI. The coin was minted at Naestved. Dates to between c1403 and c1413 AD.

https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/562298

I am still a little confused because the coin has been referred to elsewhere as an Irish Short Cross Penny and elsewhere as a coin from Europe.

My book on Irish coins does include the period in question and I wondering if anyone can help to validate the information

Thanks
Roy

No, total success :

Eric of Pomerania (1403-1413) BI Sterling, Naestved Mint

Obv: Crown with the following legend: ERICVS REX D S N
Rev: Short cross pattée with the following legend: MONETA NESTWED



For more information, see:

http://www.danskmoent.dk/erikpomm.htm and http://www.danskmoent.dk/epomg4.htm