Step into the storied world of the Crusader states with this authentic Crusader Silver Denier, minted in Antioch during the reign of Bohemond III between the mid-12th and late-13th centuries. Hand-struck in silver, this coin reflects a rare moment in history where cultures, faiths, and empires converged at the crossroads of East and West. The obverse features the helmeted and chain-mailed portrait of Bohemond III, flanked by celestial symbols, while the reverse bears the powerful Jerusalem Cross, accented by a crescent—an enduring emblem of protection, devotion, and honor.
Carefully set in a handcrafted sterling silver setting, this piece transforms a medieval artifact into a refined and meaningful treasure. Ideal for collectors and those drawn to faith-centered history, it offers a tangible connection to the legacy of the Crusades and the enduring spirit of belief, resilience, and craftsmanship.
Product Description:
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Coin Type: Crusader
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Denomination: Denier
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Mint: Antioch (present-day Antakya)
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Empire: Syria (present day Turkey)
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Ruler: Bohemond III
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Date: c. 1163-1201
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Metal: Silver
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Obverse: BOAHVHDVS (Bohemond III, Prince of Antioch) helmeted and chain-mailed bust; crescent and star flanking.
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Reverse: ANTIOCHIA, central Jerusalem cross with crescent in quadrant.
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Setting: Handcrafted setting in Sterling Silver
- Note: Chain may be purchased separately
Certificate of Authenticity with photo specific images included.
Inv# MD 1760
