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Hello ,
Friendly ask for help to determine this unknown medieval coin.
Coin found in The Netherlands.
Diam. : 21 mm / 0,80 gr. / billion
a.v : K A R O L V S .... R E X
rev. : S (T ) or (A) . V N (E) or (O) H V S
Karolus ( Charles ??) could be France orgine.
Legenda on the rev. normaly : SIT NOME (N) BENEDICT(VM) or variant .
Any info is welcome !

Greetz from The Netherlands , Pinpoint

Hello,

This coin is a royal frensh coin, it's sure.
It's difficult to said name of this king Charles.
I have looked in "Duplessy book" and I think that it's king Charles VII.
Denier tournois, first issue 1436.
D = 21 mm, weight = 1,019 g
A/ : + KAROLVS:FRANCOR:REX, 2 lilies in a quatrefoil
R/ : + TVRONVS:CIVIS, cross in a quatrefoil.
There are many coins like this coin but with form of "N" in TVRONVS, I think it's a coin of Charles VII.

R.F.

Hello R.F ,

Thanks for your exellent help !
With this info I found the right match on Internet.

Greetz , Pinpoint