County of Flanders Gold Chaise d'Or (1346-1384 AD) MS-63 NGC

The local issues of the lords of the Frankish and German realms often closely mirror the Gold coinage of the King of France. The reason being the highly accepted rate of the Gold coins in medieval trade.

Coin Highlights: Struck during between 1346-84 AD under the reign of Louis II de Male the Count of Flanders Bruges. NGC encapsulation guarantees the coin’s MS-63 condition. Obverse: + LVDOVICVS : DEI x | x GRA x | COM' x : DnS : FLAnD'. Count seated facing on a Gothic throne a sword in his right hand and a shield with a lion supported by his left; all within a tressure of arches with trefoils in the spandrels. Reverse: + XPC : VIECIT : XPC : REGIAT : XPC : IHPERAT. Cross fleurée in quadrilobe with leaves on cusps and rosettes in spandrels. Referenced in Friedberg 163; Schneider 148 Del 466 Demay 205. Showcase your certified Medieval Gold Coin by adding a presentation box to your order. Add this Gold Chaise d'Or graded MS-63 by NGC to your cart today! .