$2,900.00 USD
– SOLDThe 1342-1382 Hungary Gold Gulden is a gold coin from the reign of King Louis I of Hungary (1342–1382), also known as Louis the Great. This period was significant in Hungarian and European history, marked by territorial expansion, cultural flourishing, and increasing trade.
The observe features a standing figure of Saint Ladislaus, a revered Hungarian king and saint. He is depicted holding a battle axe and orb, symbolizing justice and divine authority. The inscription includes references to Saint Ladislaus or Louis I, often abbreviated due to the limited space.
The reverse shows a floriated cross with lilies or floral patterns, emphasizing Christian symbolism and reflecting influences from the Florentine florin. The inscription includes abbreviations or inscriptions in Latin, often with the name of the minting city or references to Louis I's titles.
