- LATE MEDIEVAL TO RENAISSANCE ERA
- REPUBLIC OF FLORENCE.
- 1198-1531. Silver 1 Soldi of 1.75 grams, 19 mm.
- Obverse, ornate lily of Florence.
FLORENTIA FFLORENCIAS - Reverse, St. John the Baptist, holding hand in benediction and holding cross.
IOHANNES B - Magnificent example EF Condition, among the best possible for this type.
- Authenticity Guaranteed.
🪙From the transition between the Late Medieval and Renaissance era, the Republic of Florence minted this silver 1 Soldi coin, spanning the years 1198 to 1531. The coin weighs 1.75 grams and has a diameter of 19 mm, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of the period.
The obverse is adorned with the ornate lily, the emblematic symbol of Florence, alongside the inscription “FLORENTIA FFLORENCIAS,” indicating its Florentine origin. The reverse features St. John the Baptist, depicted holding his hand in benediction and a cross, with the inscription “IOHANNES B,” celebrating the city’s patron saint. This coin is in EF (Extremely Fine) condition, ranking it as a magnificent example of its type and one of the best-preserved pieces from this historical period. Its authenticity is guaranteed.
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