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Gold Florin with shield - Amadeus VII

Issuer County of Savoy
Year 1383-1391
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Composition Gold
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Obverse script Latin
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Reverse description Standing frontal figure of Saint John the Baptist, patron saint of Florence and model for the florin type, depicted bearded and nimbed, clad in a rough mantle, his right hand raised in blessing and his left hand holding a long cross-staff or reed. The figure stands on a ground line with no exergue inscription. The surrounding legend reads S IOHA NNES B, identifying the saint, with decorative stops between elements. The style is characteristic of 14th-century Italian-influenced hammered gold coinage.
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Reverse lettering S IOHA NNES B
(Translation: St John the Baptist.)
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