1⁄2 Groat "Eskielois" - William I of Avesnes, France

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Country:
France
Years of Minting:
1312-1313
Period:
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Coin Type:
Standard circulation coin
Shape:
Round (irregular)
Technique:
Hammered
Mint:
Valenciennes, France (1100-1467)

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Reverse

Description:

Short cross patte surrounded by double legend

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Obverse

Description:

H monogram of Hainaut in shape of cross with three six-pointed stars inside, surrounded by quadrilobe with the letters h A y n in the exterior angles. Border of twelve clover/trefoils in circles

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Reverse:

✠ In ⋮ nOMInE ⋮ DnI ⋮ DEI ⋮ nRI ⋮ FAC ⋮ SVM ✠ GVILLELM' COMES

Composition

Silver

Size

Weight:1.95 g
Diameter:23 mm
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1⁄2 Groat "Eskielois" - William I of Avesnes, France

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