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Florin - Wenceslaus I

Issuer Luxembourg
Year 1353-1383
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Value 1 Gold Florin
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Reverse description Saint John the Baptist is depicted standing en face in the center of the field, robed in a mantle, holding a scepter or staff in his left hand, in the stylized manner characteristic of medieval Luxembourg gold florins modeled on the Florentine type. A small heraldic helmet, turned to the left, appears in the upper left of the field as a secondary device identifying the Luxembourg issue. A circular legend in uncial Latin characters surrounds the figure, enclosed within a beaded inner border. The composition closely adheres to the standard reverse type of the medieval florin tradition, with the Baptist serving as the patron saint of Florence.
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Mintage ND (1353-1383)
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