Starting in 1252, Florin gold coin was minted in Florence, Italy. It was widely used and imitated throughout Europe, the Middle East, and northern Africa until the 17th century. The gold coin was featured on one side with a lily and on the back the figure of John the Baptist with a total weight about 3.5 grams.
Date:
1252, 17th Century
Location:
Florence, Italy
1252, 17th Century
Location:
Florence, Italy
Additional Information:
- Florin – Wikipedia
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