1333–1364 Achaea – Robert of Taranto Crusader Denier – NGC VF25
A fascinating medieval silver Denier of the Principality of Achaea, issued during the rule of Robert of Taranto (1333–1364). Certified VF25 by NGC, this coin represents the era of the Crusader states that remained in Greece following the Fourth Crusade.
Robert of Taranto was a member of the powerful Angevin dynasty and held the title of Prince of Achaea, a Crusader principality located in the Peloponnese region of Greece. These medieval coins circulated during a period of conflict between Western European powers, Byzantium, and regional rulers competing for control of the eastern Mediterranean.
The design features medieval heraldic imagery associated with the Angevin rulers, reflecting the influence of European knightly traditions in the former Byzantine territories. With over 650 years of history, this coin offers a tangible connection to the age of castles, crusaders, and medieval kingdoms.
Certified VF25 by NGC, this example displays clear design elements and attractive historical character for its age. A wonderful addition for collectors of Crusader coinage, medieval silver, European history, and ancient/medieval certified coins.
Country/Region: Principality of Achaea
Ruler: Robert of Taranto (1333–1364)
Date: 1333–1364
Denomination: Denier
Composition: Silver
Certification: NGC VF25
Period: Medieval / Crusader States
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