| Coins.ee OY > Auction 64 | Auction date: 9 March 2024 |
| Lot number: 514 Price realized: Unsold | Show similar lots on CoinArchives Find similar lots in upcoming auctions on  |
| Lot description: World Coins Netherlands (Kampen) Gold Imitative Flemish / Rose Noble, ND (1590-1593) - NGC UNC DETAILS Bent. Although the flan is typically crude and there are a few areas of small weakness, the overall quality of the strike is very good, with nice detail. Additionally, this coin boasts an elegant original mint luster, adding to its allure. Obv.: King standing in ship facing, holding sword and shield, a flag at the stern. "MON | AVR • CIVI • CAMPEN VALO • | FLAN •".Rev.: Cross fleurée with lions passant and crowns in angles. "• NISI • DOMINVS • SERVAVERIT • CIVITATEM • FRVSTRA".Fr. 151a; Delm. 1102; PW Ka 02.As England's European trade steadily increased during the 14th and 15th centuries large quantities of English coins which were known for their quality, good weight and metal fineness ended up in Europe, despite attempts to control their movement. Gold Nobles were so popular that they were imitated and produced in the Low Countries (now Belgium and Holland), but the style was quite different. Starting price: 2600 EUR |  |
