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Gulden - Floris of Wevelinghoven

Issuer Bishopric of Utrecht
Year 1379-1393
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Value 1 Guilder (30)
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Reverse description A displayed eagle with spread wings surmounts a large quartered heraldic shield bearing the arms of Deventer, the whole framed within an ornate cusped and lobed border of Gothic design. The eagle's head is turned and the wings are finely rendered in the hammered gold surface. The circular Latin legend is distributed around the outer field within a beaded border, attributing the coin as a new monetary issue of the city of Deventer.
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