Philip the Bold Burgundian (French) Double Mite Coin (1384 - 1404) Spoon can be tumble dried on

can be tumble dried on low heat and can be ironed on low heat if necessary

All fittings are made from 100% brass and securely peened over a washer to ensure the best durability

the branches and roots of Yggdrasil connects and supports all of creation

The bag is made from black leather and has a leather loop allowing it to easily fit on any belt up to 7cm wide

Cotton is also more affordable and cooler than wool

Philip the Bold Burgundian (French) Double Mite Coin (1384 - 1404) Spoon can be tumble dried onThis double mite coin is a reproduction of coin minted by Philip II the Bold Duke of Burgundy (France) in the late 14th and early 15th centuries. The coin was minted between 1384 and 1404. The face of the coin features a square shield with quartered arms of Burgundy Flanders and the reverse shows a cross. These coins are hand stamped by a passionate Medieval reenactor who performs historical coin minting demonstrations. As each coin is hand stamped