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PHILIP IV the Fair, second son of Philip III and Isabella of Aragon October 5, 1285 – November 29, 1314 ✠ PhILIPPVS: DEI: GRA: FRANChORVM: REX. The king seated facing forward on a throne adorned with lion heads, holding a fleur-de-lis scepter (mace) and a lily. R/. ✠ XP'C: VINCIT: XP'C: REGNAT: XP'C: IMPERAT. A leafed and flowered cross with a quatrefoil in the center, flanked by four lilies, within a quatrefoil with trefoil-shaped outer corners. ♦ Fr 254; Dy 208 Gold mace (1st issue January 10, 1296). (6.46 g) Very rare specimen. Regular, slightly veiled blank. Very fine example.
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