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Baudekin - John I

Issuer Lordship of Kuinre (Dutch States)
Year 1323-1336
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Value 1/2 Groat (2)
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Obverse description Central field depicting a crowned heraldic device or armorial motif, likely the arms of the Lordship of Kuinre, rendered in a bold, primitive hammered style characteristic of minor Dutch feudal issues of the early fourteenth century. The design is enclosed within a beaded inner circle. The surrounding marginal legend in Latin reads + IOHANS DNI DE CVNRE, identifying John I as Lord of Kuinre. The overall execution is irregular, reflecting the limited die-cutting resources of a small lordship mint. The coin's surfaces show typical billon patination consistent with extended circulation.
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Reverse lettering + SIGNVM CRVSIS + MONETA.I.CVRE.I.OMI:DOMI
(Translation: Sign of the cross. Coinage of the lordship of Kuinre.)
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