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1270–1564 Silver Groschen Prague “Coin of the Realm”
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432224
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Silver Coins from Medieval Europe
Vintage coins of Medieval Europe, these Silver Groschen minted between 1270 and 1564 represent the era’s “coin of the realm”—meaning they were the de facto universal currency used by everyone from London to Constantinople. These coins are remnants of a bygone era when Europe was dominated by feudalism, when these coins could have been used almost anywhere on the European continent.
Silver Coins Shine Light On The Dark Ages
The 900-year period following the fall of the Roman Empire is known as the Medieval Era. Often depicted as a backward age marred by holy wars, plague, and ignorance, this period in history is also referred to as the Dark Ages. But the Medieval Era was anything but dark. The period also saw many accomplishments, including the re-emergence of silver coins as money.
Coins Come Housed In Mini Album
These silver Groschen coins struck in Prague—the third largest city in Medieval Europe behind only Rome and Constantinople—were THE coins used by farmers, peasants, and shopkeepers across the continent. Groschens were valued for their high silver content. Because of their heavy usage and long period of circulation, these coins tend to be well worn. Each coin here comes protected in a numismatic flip that comes in a mini album along with a story card and Certificate of Authenticity that detailing the importance of these silver coins in Medieval Europe. Quantities are limited, so act now!
| Availability | Out of Stock |
|---|---|
| Year of Issue | (Dates May Vary) |
| Country | Czech Republic |
| Composition | Silver |
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| Denomination | 1.00 |
| Coin Weight | 3.56 Grams - g |