Utrechtse penning van Hendrik van Vianden, 1250-1267 1250 - 1267

This silver coin, known as the "Utrechtse penning," was minted between 1250 and 1267 by Hendrik I van Vianden, a prominent figure in medieval Dutch history. The coin's small size and weight (1.2 cm in diameter, 0.68 grams) were common for the period. Although the coin's design is not easily visible in the image, it likely showcases the coat of arms or other symbolic imagery of Hendrik I. The Utrechtse penning offers a glimpse into the numismatic practices and historical context of 13th-century Netherlands, highlighting the importance of coins in economic and political systems of the time.