BELGIUM, FLANDERS, LOUIS II OF MALE, GOLD MOUTON D' OR MS 63

Belgium, Flanders, Louis II of Male, The Count of Flanders, Nevers and Rethel (1346-1384).
Gold Mouton d'Or, Struck (12th September 1363 – 4th March 1364).
Mint mark Cross pattée.
Ghent or Mechelen mint, Belgium.
Obverse: +ΛGn: DЄI: QVI: TOLL: PCCA: mVDI: mISЄRЄRЄ: nOB, double annulet stops, nimbate Agnus Dei standing left, with head turned right, long cross with banner behind, LVD | CO:F' below, all within tressure.
Reverse: + : XP'C: VInCIT: XP'C: RЄGNAT: XP'C: INPЄRAT, cross fleurée with central star, eagles in angles, all within angled quadrilobe, trefoils in spandrels.
FR- 155; Flanders 182; Delmonte 457; Schneider III, 140.
4.67 grams.
A sharp strike for the issue with a lustrous surface, struck on a larger flan than often for the type, virtually never seen this fine, especially so in this MS 63 grade.

Has been graded and slabbed by NGC as MS 63.
NGC Certification number: 6674517-008.