Ancient Resource
Crusader Genoa Italy Silver Coin // 1139-1339 AD
Product Description
Crusader Genoa, Italy. 1139-1252 AD. Silver denaro struck under Conrad III. Tower of Jerusalem, city name IANVA / Crusader cross, king's name CVNRADI REX. Encapsulated and graded Uncirculated details by NGC. Sharp detail! Coin diameter 16mm, archival slab measures 3.125" x 2.125" x 0.125". * During the Medieval period, Genoa Italy was a dominant maritime power with significant importance in the Crusades. Their silver denaro coins were minted in great quantities to help pay the armies of Christian Crusaders in their effort to recapture the Holy Land from the Muslims.
Product Details
- Measurements
3.375"L x 2.375"W x 0.375"H
- OriginItaly
— Diameter: 16mm
— Ex De Pere, WI Collection
— Ref: Biaggi 835; CNI 2/21; MIR 16 For Type
— Includes Hand-signed Certificate Of Authenticity Including Details, Culture, Dating, Historical Relevance, Provenance, & Motifs / Inscriptions When Applicable
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