Null LOUIS XII 1498 - 1515
(ermine spot) LVDOVICVS : D : G : FRANCORVM : REX : B…
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LOUIS XII 1498 - 1515 (ermine spot) LVDOVICVS : D : G : FRANCORVM : REX : BRITONVM : DVX :. Crowned shield of France surmounted by a sun and accosted by two crowned ermine spots. R/. (fleck) DEVS : IN (retrograde) : ADIVTORIVM: MEVM: INTENDE: R: Cross fleurdelisée, with quatrefoil heart, cantoned by four crowned ermine spots. Initial fleck avers and reverse final N on reverse. ♦ Fr 327; Dy 649; Gad Sb 162 Gold shield with the Sun of Brittany. R = Rennes (3.36 g) Rare. Very fine.

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LOUIS XII 1498 - 1515 (ermine spot) LVDOVICVS : D : G : FRANCORVM : REX : BRITONVM : DVX :. Crowned shield of France surmounted by a sun and accosted by two crowned ermine spots. R/. (fleck) DEVS : IN (retrograde) : ADIVTORIVM: MEVM: INTENDE: R: Cross fleurdelisée, with quatrefoil heart, cantoned by four crowned ermine spots. Initial fleck avers and reverse final N on reverse. ♦ Fr 327; Dy 649; Gad Sb 162 Gold shield with the Sun of Brittany. R = Rennes (3.36 g) Rare. Very fine.

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