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Florin - John II

Issuer Luxembourg
Year 1419-1424
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Value 1 Gold Florin
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Reverse description Central field occupied by a large heraldic shield of arms surmounted by an open crown, displaying a complex quartered composition incorporating the arms of the Palatinate (barry of six, bendy counterchanged with a lion), Bavaria (lozengy), Luxembourg (a lion), and additional dynastic quarters. Four smaller escutcheons are arranged around the central shield in a cruciform pattern, each bearing subsidiary armorial devices. The surrounding legend in Gothic uncial script is separated from the central device by a toothed inner border and an outer beaded rim, consistent with the hammered florin tradition of the early fifteenth century.
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Reverse lettering MONE` NOVA LVCE`
(Translation: New currency of Luxembourg)
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Mint Luxembourg Mint
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