1 Ducat - Julius Caesar Gonzaga

Julius Caesar Gonzaga ruled Bozzolo as a tiny imperial fief wedged between Mantua and Cremona, a relic of the partition of Gonzaga lands that produced half a dozen micro-principalities across the Po plain. His gold ducat coinage was struck to assert sovereign minting rights that larger neighbors perpetually contested — Bozzolo's output was small enough that each issue was effectively a political declaration as much as a monetary instrument.

CNI IV records only two die pairings for this type, suggesting extremely limited production across the entire sixteen-year period.