$3,400.00 USD
– SOLDThe Gold Double Banda was issued during a time of economic restructuring. Gold coins like this were crucial in trade and symbolized the wealth of the Castilian monarchy, supported by trade routes and connections with North Africa and the Mediterranean.
The observe shows the crowned coat of arms of Castile and León, featuring the castle (representing Castile) and the lion (representing León). includes references to John II’s title and divine authority, reinforcing his legitimacy as ruler.
The reverse shows a cross surrounded by an ornate design featuring inscriptions and possibly small heraldic symbols.
Graded PCGS AU58, this hammered gold specimen exhibits crisp detail and broad flan spread, with well-preserved devices and nearly full legends. Subtle reddish toning enhances its golden surfaces, while minimal wear confirms its high state of preservation. As one of the most iconic medieval Spanish types, this piece is a prime selection for collectors of Iberian royal gold or crusade-era symbolism.
