Medieval Europe Bronze Follis - Antioch 1104-1112 AD - Tancred
- Date: 1104-1112 AD
- Size: 23 mm, 2.42 g
- Composition: Bronze
- Internal SKU: 157X819
HISTORICAL NOTE: Discover a piece of history with this remarkable Medieval Europe Bronze Follis, minted in Antioch between 1104 and 1112 AD during the reign of Tancred of Hauteville, the passionate leader of the First Crusade. Tancred, known for his valor and noble lineage, played a pivotal role in the establishment of the Crusader states, and Antioch became a crucial stronghold in the ongoing conflicts of the region. This coin not only reflects the economic vitality of the era, facilitating trade and commerce in the bustling city but also represents the intertwined fates of religious fervor and military ambition that characterized the Crusader period. With its intricate design showcasing the heraldry of Tancred, this follis serves as a tangible connection to a tumultuous yet fascinating chapter of European and Middle Eastern history. Add this extraordinary relic to your collection and own a fragment of the legacy of Tancred and the vibrant city of Antioch!
