Rummen, AR Groot zj, zeer zeldzaam
Rummen, AR Groot zj, zeer zeldzaam
Jan II van Wesemael (1415-1464)
Zeer fraai, uiterst zeldzaam.
Voorzijde: Schild van Wesemael met drie lelies.
Omschrift: +IOHANS:DE:WESEMA:DS:RVM.
Keerzijde: Gevoet kruis met kroontje of lelie in de kwadranten.
Omschrift: +SIT:NOME:DNI:BENEDICTV.
Vanhoudt G 2031; Lucas 31
Very fine, extremely rare Gros (Guénar) of Rummen
Obverse: Shield of Wesemael with three lis.
Reverse: Cross with crown or lis in each angle.
Article code: 15-0625
Available: 1
Price: € 375.00
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Period
- Middle Ages
Category
- Coins
Material
- Silver
Coin type
- Gros/Groot/Groat/Grosso
Rummen (Rumigny), in present-day Flemish Brabant is situated north of Sint-Truiden and east of Hasselt.
Around 1361, Arnold of Oreye started a mint in Rummen where mostly imitations were struck in order to finance his struggle for the County of Loon.
Jan II of Wesemael sold part of his property to Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy after which Rummen devolved to his sister Johanna van Wesemael (1464-1474). Johanna was the last one to mint coins in Rummen. After her death, Rummen became property of the family de Mérode until 1594.
