2113 - MEDIEVAL EUROPE / OLD WORLD. THE NETHERLANDS. HOLLAND. William V of Bavaria, 1350–1389. Gold guilder (Florin d’or), 22 mm in diameter (3.45 g). Undated (1378–1385), Dordrecht. Masters of the Mint: Pieter van Assche and Willem Paedze. The duke is depicted standing with a sword slung over his shoulder in his right hand; flanked by the Dutch lion and the Bavarian coat of arms / shield, surrounded by a star with a ring at each point. Delmonte 725. Fr. 105. Gold! Tiny traces of mounting, very beautiful.

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