Can anyone help identify some medieval pfennigs?

Hi,
I recently acquired several medieval small coins, most of them in a rather poor shape. Nevertheless I would still like to have them identified if anyone is up to the task. I was able to do that for several but the following ones are still resisting...
0.2 grams

0.44 g

0.24g

0.54 g probably Albrecht III. Habsburg (1365-1395) with a capricorn?



Any suggestion or hint would be very welcomed ;-)

They are not really in a poor state, they re struck that way.
Perhaps you will find some info on this site:
http://www.bonatiele.nl/FDETUK/medievalcoins.html

Coin number 3 is this https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces83601.html
Indeed Habsburg but Duchy. Classified in our catalogue under Austrian States until a better solution if found for those older subdivisions of Austria.

Regards, André

Could #2 be a Pfennig from Passau ?
See https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces82169.html

Oh, so it is a panther! That coin drove me crazy because it is in a good state and yet I was not able to identify it. And I think you are right about the second coin as well, it is all bend up but when I had a close look it fits the suggested image. Thanks a lot!

can the first one have an eagle on the left and a lion on the right?
(half eagle half lion)
I have seen such a coin from the marriage of Maria of Burgundy and Maximilian of the Holy Roman empire.

Yes, the left half is definitely an eagle. But the right side is not a lion, it looks like the right side of the leftmost shield on the following coin (so ancient Burgundy?) https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces85522.html