Tourse groot uit Gulik-Berg van Willem II, 1360-1408 1337 - 1345

This silver coin, a "groot" or "groat," was minted by Willem IV, Count of Holland, between 1337 and 1345. The coin displays a cross pattée (cross with four arms of equal length) within a circle, surrounded by an inscription. This type of coin was common in the 14th century and is a valuable piece of Dutch numismatics, showcasing the artistry and symbolism of the time. The coin is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam, demonstrating the museum's comprehensive collection of Dutch history and art.