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1/2 Noble - Philip the Bold

Issuer Flanders, County of
Year 1388-1404
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Duke Philip the Bold stands full-length within a sailing ship, depicted in three-quarter view, wearing a crown of roses and full armour. He raises a drawn sword in his right hand and bears a Burgundian quartered shield in his left. The ship's hull, mast lines, and rigging are rendered in fine hammered detail characteristic of the Flemish noble type. The surrounding legend is inscribed in Gothic uncial characters, each word separated by double saltire punctuation marks.
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Reverse description A short floriated triple cross is set within a double octolobed tressure, with the initial letter P placed at the centre of the cross. A lion passant guardant and a crown occupy each of the four angles formed by the cross arms. Small trefoils fill the exterior spandrels of the polylobe. The surrounding legend is inscribed in Gothic uncial characters and separated by double saltire punctuation marks, echoing the obverse treatment.
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