Medieval Europe BI Denier tournois - Thebes 1287-1308 AD - Guy II de la Roche
- Date: 1287-1308 AD
- Size: 16.7mm, 0.8g
- Composition: BI
- Reference: CCS 96.
- Internal SKU: 143X740
HISTORICAL NOTE: Discover a piece of medieval history with this exceptional BI Denier tournois minted in Thebes during the reign of Guy II de la Roche from 1287-1308 AD. Guy II, a notable figure of the Latin Kingdom of Thessalonica, ruled over a diverse region shaped by a confluence of cultures following the Fourth Crusade. His coin reflects the economic exchanges of the time, symbolizing the integration of Western European influences with the rich traditions of the Byzantine Empire. The denier, characterized by its intricate design and craftsmanship, served not only as currency but also as a representation of Guy's influence and power in a tumultuous era marked by political intrigue and cultural amalgamation. This coin is not just a collectible, but a gateway into the complex narrative of medieval European history.
