Gelderse penning (denier) van graaf Otto II, 1229-1271 1229 - 1271

This small silver coin, a denier, was minted by Otto II, Count of Gelre (1215-1271), during his reign from 1229-1271. The coin is a typical example of medieval coinage, featuring a stylized design and inscription. The small size and weight of the coin reflect its function as a medium of exchange in everyday transactions. The denier was a common form of currency in Europe during the Middle Ages. This coin serves as a historical artifact, offering insights into the monetary system and the reign of Count Otto II.