JLR: Burgundian coins are relatively common as stray finds and in hoards across the Latin East. They occur frequently at Crusader centers such as Caesarea and Acre as well as in the wider region, though, apart from the Samos hoard (DuplessyMetcalf1962), rarely in Greece.
Metcalf1995, pp. 173-174, pl. 22:574-575 (Bourgogne under ducs Hugh III, Eudes III, or Hugh IV)
Preservation comment
Wear: VG. Edges nicked slightly; extensive, slight, minute pitting; sparse delamination in small flakes; dense, shallow striations from vigorous mechanical cleaning on both faces. Clouds of greenish brown corrosion or patina?
Published as
KenchreaiIII, p. 80, no. 1250 (R. Hohlfelder identified as “Uncertain, Venetian (Billon)“)
