Italy, Venice. Antonio Veniero (1382-1400 AD). Grosso (No reserve price)

The Grosso coin issued under Antonio Veniero's rule as Doge of Venice between 1382 and 1400 is a significant example of Venetian medieval coinage. Venice was a major maritime power and trading hub, and its currency reflected its wealth, economic influence, and sophisticated minting technology. The Grosso, typically silver, was widely accepted across the Mediterranean, facilitating commerce. Coins from Veniero's dogeship are particularly interesting due to historical context, representing Venetian politics and economic stability during the late 14th century. Collectors prize these coins for their artistic designs, historical significance, and role in Venetian numismatics.