Hollands gouden schild van Philips de Goede, 1425-1428 1425 - 1427

"Hollands gouden schild van Philips de Goede" is a gold coin minted between 1425 and 1427 by Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy. The coin's design depicts Philip standing on a shield with a sword and a scepter, representing his power and authority. The inscription around the edge reads "PHI. DUX. BUR." signifying Philip, Duke of Burgundy. This small, yet significant, piece of currency, measuring only 3 cm in diameter, showcases the artistry and craftsmanship of 15th-century coin making. It's a valuable artifact for understanding the history of the Burgundian Duchy and the role of coinage in medieval society.