From the fall of Rome to the discovery of the Americas. The Middle Ages saw the rise of Islam, which conquered much of the eastern and southern Mediterranean, as well as the birth of feudal nation-states in Western Europe. No longer seen as a time of cultural decline, the Middle Ages was a time of sophisticated states and remarkable scientific and philosophical achievement, particularly in the Islamic world around 800-1000 and in Western Europe from 1100-1300.
England (Lancaster) – Henry VI (r. 1422-1461) Silver Groat, Calais – Hundred Years’ War Issue
Henry VI of England (r. 1422-1461) Silver Groat, Calais – Hundred Years’ War Issue
Henry VI of England (r. 1422-1461) Silver Groat, Calais – Hundred Years’ War Issue
England (Lancaster) – Henry VI (r. 1422-1461) Silver Groat, Calais – Hundred Years’ War Issue
Anglo-Saxon England – Primary Sceatta (ca. 675-750 AD) – Male Head/Bird on Cross
Germanic Tribes – Gepids (?) Bronze Medal (ca. 450-550 AD) – Mysterious Issue
*Very Rare* Crusader States, County of Edessa – Joscelin I de Courtenay (r. 1118-1131) Bronze Follis – Bust of Christ
Central Asia, Hunnic Tribes – Nezak Shah (ca. 515-560 AD) Silver Drachm
Medieval Islamic (Artuqids) – Nasir al-Din Arslan (r. 1201-1239) Bronze Dirham, Featuring Roman-Inspired Bust!