Moneda Medieval - Momeca

An educational resource on Spanish medieval coins

Moneda Medieval, also known as Momeca, is an educational website devoted to Spanish medieval coins. Its author is Antonio Roma Valdés, who earned a doctorate in history in 2008 and has published extensively on the subject. The site presents itself as an educational resource designed to help manage public and private collections and to provide museum conservators, archaeologists, and historians with material for their professional work.

Content and organization

The website organizes its material by historical period and kingdom, with sections including:

• León and Castile before 1157
• The Kingdom of León from 1157 to 1252
• The Kingdom of Castile from 1157 to 1252
• The kingdoms of Castile and León from 1252 to 1369
• The House of Trastámara, from 1366 to 1454
• The end of the Middle Ages
• Other kingdoms: medieval coins of the Kingdom of Aragon, the Kingdom of Navarre, and the Kingdom of Murcia

It also has topic sections on minting locations (mints), royal seals, sources, basic concepts, coin types, discoveries, and coin production.

Publishing model

The site does not accept advertising or contributions from other authors. The author covers all costs of creating and maintaining it. Posts published on other people’s blogs are not presented as the author’s own work.

Contact

The website provides a contact form for inquiries.