Denier - Jean the Blind

Jean the Blind ruled Luxembourg for nearly four decades while simultaneously holding the Bohemian crown through his marriage to Elisabeth of Bohemia, making his monetary output a product of two distinct administrative traditions pulling in opposite directions. He died at Crécy in 1346 — charging into the English lines despite being completely sightless for over a decade, his reins allegedly tied to those of his knights.

The denier series attributed to his Luxembourg reign spans the full 37-year window, and attribution of specific die groups within that range remains contested among specialists working from the Weiller corpus.