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(1458-1490) 1 Goldgulden N Hungary Matthias Corvinus Gold Coin NGC AU 58
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(1458-1490) 1 Goldgulden N Hungary Matthias Corvinus Gold Coin NGC AU 58
Bullion Exchanges proudly offers the (1458–1490) 1 Goldgulden Hungary Matthias Corvinus Gold Coin NGC AU58, a rare medieval European gold coin. Struck in solid gold and certified by NGC, this historic goldgulden represents one of the most iconic issues from the reign of King Matthias I of Hungary, a ruler celebrated for his influence on Renaissance culture and governance.
This Goldgulden was minted during the reign of Matthias Corvinus, who ruled Hungary and Croatia from 1458 until 1490. Known as Matthias the Just and sometimes called the “Raven King”—a reference to the corvus on his family crest—he was one of Hungary’s most powerful and reform-minded medieval monarchs. Corvinus strengthened the kingdom’s institutions, patronized the arts, and expanded Hungary’s influence in Central Europe by securing titles including King of Bohemia and Duke of Austria. Coins issued under his authority mirror Hungary’s economic and cultural prominence during this period and are prized by collectors of medieval gold coinage.
Coin Features:
- Graded as AU 58 62 by NGC
- Face Value: 1 Goldgulden
- Obverse: Features a crowned shield bearing the quartered arms of Hungary.
- Reverse: Displays a standing Saint King facing forward.
The (1458–1490) 1 Goldgulden Hungary Matthias Corvinus Gold Coin NGC AU 58 connects today’s collectors to a pivotal chapter in Central European history. Its striking medieval design, deep historical roots, and certified condition make it a standout piece for world gold coin enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Consider checking the online spot price of gold as you evaluate your purchase, and explore other Rare world gold coins to expand your precious metals portfolio with more remarkable issues from across the globe.
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