Antwerp, copper token of the Corporation des Brouetteurs (Barrowmen's Guild), dated 1546. Obv: St. Andrew standing with his cross, countermark P to right, SANCTVS ANDREAS. Rev: wheelbarrow below date 1546, GHEMAECKTˇ INTˇ IAERˇ VAN. DeBeer 190. Weight 3.45 grams, 24 mm. About VF. Barrowmen were laborers who moved things from place to place in wheelbarrows; they were an essential part of the construction boom that took place in early modern Europe. Antwerp in particular experienced an intense period of building and industrialization in the early 16th century. SOLD

#LC77

Brabant, anonymous AR petit denier, Vilvoorde, circa 1210-1235. Obv: three-towered building. Rev: windmill cross. De Witte 170, Van Houdt G123. Weight 0.53 grams, 13 mm. VF. SOLD

#LC78

Brabant, anonymous AR petit denier, probably of Halen, circa 1235-1280. Obv: eagle with head left, crescent to right. Rev: windmill cross, T-E-N-I in quarters. De Witte 185, Van Houdt G131. Weight 0.53 grams, 13 mm. About VF. $125.

#LC76

Jean I (1268-1294), AR petit denier, struck from 1282 forward. Obv: standing lion. Rev: cross, I-D-V-X in quarters. De Witte 201, Van Houdt 170. Weight 0.51 grams, 12 mm. About VF. Very difficult to find in nice condition. $160.

#LC62

Jean I (1268-1294), AR esterlin. Obv: facing head crowned with roses, +I DVX LIMBVRGIE. Rev: English-style long cross, DVX / BRA / BAN / TIE. Boudeau 2348. Weight 1.30 grams, 18 mm. Fine. SOLD

#LC58