CVC & Collectables presents this medieval coin, the 1000-1100 France Denier Tours Robert-4857 Saint-Martin, certified by NGC with a grade of VF 30. This historical coin from the reign of King Philip II offers a fascinating glimpse into the numismatic heritage of medieval France.
Coin Specifications:
- Country: France (Feudal)
- Region: Touraine
- Issuer: King Philip II (1180-1223)
- Years: 1000-1100
- Denomination: 1 Denier (1/240)
- Composition: Silver
- Weight: 0.8 g
- Diameter: 19 mm
- Shape: Round (irregular)
- References: Dy# 176
Design and Features:
The coin features detailed medieval designs that highlight the artistic and cultural elements of the period.
- Obverse: Depicts a cross with the inscription “PHILIPVS REX,” translating to “Philip, king.” This design symbolizes the authority and reign of King Philip II.
- Reverse: Features the Châtel Tournois with a cross at 12 o’clock, accompanied by the inscription “SCS MARTINVS,” translating to “Saint Martin.” This design represents the local religious and cultural significance of Saint Martin in Touraine.
Collectibility:
Graded as VF 30 by NGC, this coin exhibits light to moderate wear, retaining clear details of its intricate designs. The certification by NGC ensures its authenticity and provides a reliable assessment of its condition, making it a highly collectible piece. Find more alike here!
