Italy. Roberto D'Angiò (1309-1343). Gigliato 1309/1343 - Nápoles y Sicilia

Roberto d'Angiò, known as Robert of Anjou, ruled the Kingdom of Naples and Sicily from 1309 to 1343. The Gigliato coin issued during his reign is a fine silver coin named after the fleur-de-lis (giglio) symbol prominently featured in its design. These coins were widely used in southern Italy and represent the economic strength and political authority of the Angevin dynasty during the early 14th century. The coin typically displays detailed medieval iconography, including the ruler's portrait and religious symbols, reflective of the artistic and cultural tendencies of medieval Italy. Collectors value Gigliati for their craftsmanship, historical significance, and connection to medieval European numismatics.