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coins european medieval to switzerland basel gold guilder goldgulden of frederick iii holy roman emperor ca 1452 1478

Switzerland (Basel): gold guilder (goldgulden) of Frederick III, Holy Roman Emperor, ca. 1452-1478

Certificazione PCGS

Forma Rotondo

Grading XF-45

Metallo Oro

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Obverse: ✠ FRIDORICVS ○ ROMANO' ○ IMPA', imperial orb within trefoil.
Reverse: ○ MONET ○ NO. / BASILIEN' , Madonna & Child.
Issuer: Imperial mint at BaselSwitzerland, as Prince-Bishopric under the authority of Frederick IIIHoly Roman Emperor (1452-1493).
Specifications: Gold, 22.6 mm, 3.33 g. Struck ca. 1452-1478.
Grade: PCGS XF45; cert. #39640149. Purchased raw.
Reference: Numista-134933, Friedberg-9, HMZ 2-49h, Winterstein (Goldgulden) 128-165.*
Provenance: ex-Sincona AG, Zürich, Switzerland, Auction 64, Lot 3075, 10 June 2020.*
Notes: The term guilder or gulden is often used interchangeably with florin to describe similarly sized medieval gold coins from many European polities of the era.
Comments: I found this lovely hammered gold piece attractive for its mellow gold toning and the Madonna & Child design. The "orb in trefoil" motif is also interesting. I was familiar with that from the 16th century Krauwinckel jetons, which have turned up in several bulk lots of World coins I've bought over the years (and at Jamestown, too).

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A 1493 woodcut of Basel, around the time this coin would have circulated. From the Nuremberg Chronicle. (Public domain, via Wikipedia)

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Fonte : https://www.cointalk.com/threads/switzer...

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