This type was probably minted under William de La Roche, 1280 - 1287, but may have been minted during the minority of Guy I de La Roche, 1287 - 1294. William I de la Roche succeeded his brother, John I, as Duke of Athens in 1280. William reversed the territorial losses of his brother's reign, extending his control over Lamia and Gardiki. He married Helena Angelina Komnene, daughter of John I Doukas, ruler of Thessaly, securing a military alliance with him. In a protective Slab, Blank label to write your own description.. The coin is NOT Graded.. William de La Roche 1280-1287 Silver Hammered Coin Weight: 0.61 g Crusader and Christian states in the Eastern Mediterranean.. Obverse: Cross within circle Lettering: ✠ : G • DVX : ATЄNЄS : Reverse: Castle Tournois Lettering: ✠ : ThEBE : CIVIS : ( : = double annulet stop, square E's) Mint Thebes, Greece Metcalf Crusaders A7, pl. 41, 1056; Malloy CCS p. 387, 89c ______________________________________________ Not shipped to US due to restrictions.. See pictures for a better impression.. Shipping with secure and registered mail with declare value.. Buy with confidence..