Obolos 12

CRUSADERS, Latin States of Mainland Greece. 1245-1318. (Billon, 31.00 g). An important collection of thirtyseven (37) Denier Tournois sold as one lot. Including: I. Principality of Achaea (27 examples) a. William Villehardouin (1245-1278), three different varieties, Malloy 9a (Rare), Malloy 10a (Rare), Malloy 10b (Rare). b. Charles I Anjou (1278-1285) two different varieties, Malloy 11 (Scarce), Malloy 12. c. Florent de Hainaut. (1289-1297), four different varieties, Malloy 13a, Malloy 13b, Malloy 13c (Scarce), Malloy 14. d. Isabelle of Villehardouin (1297-1301), four different varieties, Malloy 15a (Rare), Malloy 15b, Malloy 16, Malloy 17. e. Philippe de Savoy, (1301-1307), three different varieties, Malloy 18, Malloy 20, Malloy 21. f. Philippe de Taranto, (1307-1313), five different varieties, Malloy 24, Malloy 25, Malloy 26a, Malloy 26b, Malloy 28. g. Maud of Hainaut, (1316-1318), six different varieties, Malloy 34, Malloy 36 (Rare), Malloy 39 (Rare), Malloy 40 (Rare), Malloy 42, Malloy 43. II. Duchy of Athens (8 examples) h. William I de la Roche, (1280-1287), five different varieties, Malloy 83 (Rare), Malloy 85 (Rare), Malloy 87a, Malloy 89a, Malloy 89c. i. Guy II de la Roche, (1287-1308), three different varieties, Malloy 93, Malloy 94 (Scarce), Malloy 95. III. Despot of Romania, Lepanto (Nafpaktos) (2 examples) j. Philip of Taranto, (1294-1313), two different varieties, Malloy 111b, Malloy 113. All toned and well struck. All acquired by the collector in the early 90s in the American market. Very fine or better (37). Lot sold as is, no returns.