EUROPEAN COINAGE
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WEC 5020 |
EDWARD III. 1327-1377. Demi Sterling. DUX/AQU/ITA/NIE,
long cross dividing legend, crown in each angle. Ragged flan from 6 to
8 o'clock, some perforations at 12 o'clock due to being in the ground. |
about Fine £95.00 |
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WEC 5258 |
PHILIP IV of France. 1285-1314. Gros tournois. Obv:
+PHILIPPVS REX in the inner circle. BENEDICTV : SIT : NOMEN : DNI : NRI :
DEI : REXPI, outer circle, cross in the centre. Rev: TVRONVS CIVIS. 4.0
gm. 25 mm diameter. Contemporary English coins: Edward 1 and Edward II. |
GF £45.00 |
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WEC 5259 |
CHARLES V (The Wise) of France. 1364-1380. Blanc au
K. Obv: DEI : GRACIA in the inner circle, centre is K surmounted by crown,
with lis on both sides of the K. Rev: (lis)FRANCORV : REX in the inner
circle. The centre has a cross surmounted by a crown. The outer circle is
+BENEDCTV : SIT,etc. 2.1 gm. 26 mm diameter. Contemporary English
coins: Edward III and Richard II. |
GF £34.00 |
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