1 Doppia - Federico Landi

Compiano was a micro-principality in the Apennine hills between Parma and Genoa, small enough that its monetary output across the entire seventeenth century amounts to only a handful of types. Federico Landi ruled from 1620 until his death in 1630, and the window for this doppia is correspondingly tight — barely two years of production, almost certainly in small quantities serving prestige and political signaling rather than commercial circulation.

MIR 85 is among the rarest entries in the Landi coinage sequence.