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64 - Royal Mint – Henry IV (1574–1589) - Quarter-écu, 3rd type wi…
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Estimate €70 - €120

Description

Royal Mint – Henry IV (1574–1589) - Quarter-écu, 3rd type with a cross with fleur-de-lis arms facing forwards, struck at Rennes in 1602; ‘.9’ between two dots beneath the shield in the legend, date on the obverse, a different flame mark from the Master of the Mint, François Mézard, on the obverse, small rings or crescents beneath the 11th obverse and a reverse distinct from that of the engraver Jacques Yves, a variety featuring two fire marks (silver, 9.66 g) TTB to + (Gadoury 597)

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About the sale Treasures of the Vitré Region: Gold & Coins

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Auction time 10/19/2026 at 10:30 AM

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64 - Royal Mint – Henry IV (1574–1589) - Quarter-écu, 3rd type wi… See original version (French)

64 - Royal Mint – Henry IV (1574–1589) - Quarter-écu, 3rd type wi…
See original version (French)