Gold Ecu - Gregory XIII Charles of Bourbon Legate; Georges of Armagnac Co-Legate, Vatican City

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Country:
Vatican City
Years of Minting:
1573
Period:
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Coin Type:
Standard circulation coin
Shape:
Round
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Mint:
Avignon, France (768-1693)

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Reverse

Description:

Combined coats of arms of Bourbon-Conti and Armagnac surmounted by cardinals hats with cords.

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Obverse

Description:

View of the city, coat of arms surmounted by tiara and crossed keys above.

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Obverse:

GREG : PP: XIII: AVENIO

Reverse:

+ CARO: CAR: LEGA: GEOR: CAR: COLLE 1573

Composition

Gold

Size

Weight:3.27 g
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Gold Ecu - Gregory XIII Charles of Bourbon Legate; Georges of Armagnac Co-Legate, Vatican City

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