A gorgeous silver grosso of Michele Steno, Doge of Venice from 1400 to 1413. This historic coin offers a tangible connection to the powerful maritime republic of Venice during the late Middle Ages. Venetian grossi were important silver coins used in trade, reflecting Venice’s influence across the Mediterranean and beyond. Their distinctive designs make them especially recognizable and appealing to collectors of medieval European coinage. Michele Steno became doge during a significant period in Venetian history. Coins issued under his authority bring together the story of an individual ruler and the wider history of the city-state he governed. This example is described as gorgeous, with an attractive appearance that makes it a compelling addition to a collection of Venetian coins, medieval silver, or historical currency. Its design and historical background give it appeal beyond its silver content. Please examine the photographs and review the condition details carefully before purchasing. The images provide the best view of the coin’s surfaces, design details, and overall preservation.