Double Parisis - Charles Nantes ND

Reverse

Cross fleurdelisée.

Script: Latin

Lettering: ✠ MOՈETA ՈAՈET

Translation: Coin of Nantes.

Comment

Variation on Philippe VI's double Parisis issued from April 1346 to February 1347 (Duplessy 269) and similar to that of August 1350 (Duplessy 270 a).
Variants:
On the right, initial and punctuation of the legend and field under TAN
On the reverse, punctuation and cross

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Variation sur le double Parisis de Philippe VI émis d'avril 1346 à février 1347(Duplessy 269) et se rapprochant de celui d'août 1350 (Duplessy 270 a).
Variantes :
Au droit, de l'initiale et de la ponctuation de la légende et du champ sous TAN
Au revers, de la ponctuation et de la croix

Interesting fact

One interesting fact about the Double Parisis coin is that it was minted during the reign of Charles V of France, who was also known as Charles the Wise. He was a skilled diplomat and strategist, and his reign saw the signing of the Treaty of Brétigny, which established peace between England and France after the Hundred Years' War. Additionally, Charles V was known for his support of the arts and culture, and he commissioned many illuminated manuscripts and other works of art during his reign.

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