a gold coin with a shield on the front and a shield on the back
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1137 - FRANCE / CAPETIANS - FRANCE / ROYAL
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Estimate €1,500
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FRANCE / CAPETIANS - FRANCE / ROYAL Charles VI (1380–1422). Gold escutcheon with a crown, 5th issue of Notre-Dame (1411–1418), Montpellier. Obverse: + KAROLVSx DEIx GRACIAx FRANCORVMx REX. Crowned Shield of France. Reverse: + XPC* VINCIT* XPC* REGNAT* XPC* IMPERAT. Fleur-de-lis cross with leaves, with a star within a curvilinear heart-shaped lozenge, all within a quatrefoil flanked by four small crowns. Dy.369D - Fr.291; Gold - 3.8 g - 29 mm - 7 h This is the third-highest grade (16); only 3 specimens graded 65+ and 4 graded 66 are higher (across all mints!) at NGC! NGC MS 65 (6639746-014). With an initial mark consisting of four crescents and small rings in the fourth position. A master’s mark following the first few words: a saltire on a bezant. With a golden patina. Superb in mint condition.
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Auction time 10/14/2026 at 9:30 AM
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