1 crazia - Giacomo VII Appiani

Giacomo VII Appiani ruled Piombino for barely a decade before dying in 1603, leaving a tiny coastal principality that survived largely because the great powers found it more useful as a buffer than a conquest. The crazia was a small-denomination billon issue specific to Tuscan monetary tradition, and Piombino's versions circulated in a region already saturated with coinage from Florence, Lucca, and Siena — making survival in any condition genuinely uncommon.