Medieval Spain. Enrique II (1373-1379). Noven Acuñado en la ceca de Burgos (No reserve price)

The Noven coin minted under Enrique II of Medieval Spain (ruling 1373-1379) at the Burgos mint is a fascinating artifact from the late 14th century. Enrique II, founder of the Trastámara dynasty, restored Castilian independence after a period of civil war. The Noven was a coin denomination circulated during the medieval Kingdom of Castile, often struck in billon or silver. The Burgos mint was one of the principal coin-producing centers in Spain during this time. Coins from Enrique II’s era often carried royal insignia, religious symbols, and inscriptions in Latin or Castilian, reflecting both political power and artistic styles of the medieval period. Such coins offer a glimpse into the feudal and monetary system of medieval Spain and are prized by collectors of historical and medieval numismatics.