Templar Coin Montgisard – Baldwin IV (Limited Edition, 500 Pieces)

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TEMPLAR COIN MONTGISARD

Baldwin IV — The Leper King

A richly detailed commemorative coin inspired by one of the most legendary victories in medieval history — crafted in modern proof quality with striking contrast and symbolic depth.

The Battle of Montgisard (1177)

In the year 1177, a young king marked by illness achieved what many believed impossible.

Baldwin IV of Jerusalem, known as the Leper King, led a vastly outnumbered force against Saladin’s army — and secured a miraculous victory at the Battle of Montgisard.

Despite his condition, he rode into battle with unwavering faith, courage, and determination.

A victory not of strength alone — but of faith, will, and destiny.

✠ A ONE-TIME RELEASE

Only 500 individually numbered pieces exist.

Each coin (27.63 g · 40 mm Ø) comes with a unique serial number and certificate of authenticity.

This edition will never be produced again.

IN MEMORIAM

The Reverse Side — Battle & Sacrifice

The reverse depicts a dramatic battlefield scene inspired by the clash at Montgisard.

The red cross stands as a powerful symbol of faith — even in the midst of chaos and war.

The inscription “IN MEMORIAM” honors those who fought and fell, preserving their legacy through time.

The contrast between polished silver and deep shadows creates a striking, almost cinematic effect.

A SYMBOL OF FAITH & LEGEND

This is more than a coin —
it is a tribute to one of history’s most extraordinary moments.

A piece that carries the spirit of Baldwin IV, the courage of the Templars, and the legacy of Montgisard.

🔥 COLLECTOR’S VALUE

First and only release — limited to 500 pieces
Once sold out, this coin will never return

✠ ETERNAL TRIBUTE

This coin stands as an eternal memorial to Baldwin IV of Jerusalem — the undefeated Leper King — and the legendary 500 Knights Templar.

Obverse — Baldwin IV, King of Jerusalem

1161 – 1185 | Reigned: 1174 – 1185

Baldwin IV, King of Jerusalem, bore the crown of suffering — yet ruled in the light of faith.

Though his body was consumed by leprosy, his spirit shone brighter than any earthly glory.

He became king as a child, yet stood as a man in the storms of history.

He led not through his own strength, but through trust in the will of God.

On the battlefield, it was not the weakness of the flesh, but the strength of the soul that prevailed through him.

At Montgisard, through the miracle of faith, he achieved a victory forever etched into the pages of time.

His life stands as a quiet testimony: that suffering is not punishment, but a trial that brings one closer to the Eternal.

He was the king who remained faithful even in pain — whose weakness became a vessel of divine strength.

His memory is not merely history, but a living example of unshakable faith.

His name endures forever — a flame of hope in the darkest of times.

Reverse — The Miracle of Montgisard

On the plains of Montgisard, on November 25, 1177, the boundary between heaven and earth seemed to open — and the sword of Providence flashed above Jerusalem.

The young King Baldwin IV, only sixteen years old and afflicted by severe leprosy, did not retreat.
Instead, he mounted his horse, carrying the hope of the Holy City upon his shoulders.

Five hundred Knights Templar gathered around him — in their hands not only spears, but the unseen shield of their faith.

At the head of the Christian army, the True Cross was carried into battle, its shadow falling upon the battlefield like a divine promise.

Opposing them stood Saladin’s army of more than thirty thousand — like a desert storm ready to sweep away the Holy Land.

Yet when the king raised his gaze, fear gave way to grace — and the thunder of the charge echoed across the sands of Montgisard.

The overwhelming force faltered… then broke.

The Muslim army fled at the sight of the Cross.

The Christian knights pursued them for twelve miles, until Saladin retreated to Cairo, arriving with only a fraction of his army.

On that day, it was not human strength that triumphed — but faith.

And the sick king achieved one of the most radiant victories in history.

Their deed stands beside the legendary 300 Spartans in the annals of history.

This coin is the eternal memorial of Baldwin IV — the heroic Leper King — and the five hundred glorious Templars,
who at Montgisard forged hope into gold and faith into immortality.

This coin is the seal of eternal faith —
and a sacred guardian of hope,
a source of divine strength in the greatest trials for the one who holds it.