Gold Crown - Albert of Bavaria

Albert of Bavaria ruled Holland as count from 1389 until his death in 1404, a period of near-constant friction with the Kabeljauwen and Hoeken factions whose civil conflict had destabilized the county for generations. This crown issue falls within the Hook and Cod Wars' quieter interlude, when Albert was consolidating Bavarian Wittelsbach control over the Low Countries inheritance he had acquired through his wife Margaret of Brieg.

The Delmonte G#727 attribution places this among the rarer gold emissions of Holland's medieval sequence — the county's gold coinage was always limited relative to its silver output, driven more by diplomatic necessity than domestic trade demand.