. Kingdom of Castile Enrique II (1369 - 1379). Noven Acuñado en la ceca de León. Escasa (No reserve price)

The Kingdom of Castile, a medieval state in the Iberian Peninsula, issued coins featuring its monarchs, including Enrique II who reigned from 1369 to 1379. Coins minted during his rule, such as the noven struck at the León mint, reflect the economic and political significance of Castile during the late Middle Ages. Castilian coinage often featured the king's name and title, here inscribed as ENRICVS REX CASTELLE, highlighting royal authority. Such coins were essential for trade and governance, serving as a medium of exchange and symbolizing the monarch’s sovereignty. Due to the limited surviving specimens, novens from Enrique II's reign are considered scarce to collectors, providing valuable insights into medieval numismatics and Castilian history.