Byzantine & Medieval Gold and Silver Coins
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As the Christian Crusaders attempted to reclaim the Holy Land, coins were copied to mimic the local Arabic types. This coin is of the Behemond type, based on the gold dinar of al-Mustansir. ... (more)
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Product ID: 30598
Trebizond was an empire surrounding the Black Sea from the 13th to 15th centuries, one of the successors to the Byzantine Empire. This coin was issued under John II, and features St. Eugenius with ... (more)
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Product ID: 30538
Gold gulden issued under Sigismund. Standing king on the obverse, shield on the reverse. Very well-centered, lustrous, and well-struck.
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Product ID: 30451
.2-.3 grams, 10-11 mm. XF-AU condition.
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Product ID: 21187
.3-.4 grams, 11 mm. XF-AU condition.
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Product ID: 21188
.4-.5 grams, 11-12 mm. XF-AU condition.
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Product ID: 21190
At its peak, The Hungarian Empire occupied most of central Europe, including Czech, Slovakia, Austria, Croatia and Romania. At the time of Mathias Corvinus' reign, the Kingdom was losing ground to ... (more)
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Product ID: 29944
These coins were minted between 990 and 1070 A.D. There is no date or ruler name. The obverse depicts a standing figure wearing a dhoti and flankedd by lotus flowers. The reverse has a crowned ... (more)
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Product ID: 30545