NEWP Hammered Gold and some grades just in
theboz11
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(1380-1422) Ecu vieux a' la couronne of the king Charles VI. Mint Limoges (rare mint for this type). Weight 3.99 g. Ref: Duplessy 369B, Ciani 487, Lafaurie 378a. Bought Raw and just graded MS-63 @NGC
This is one that I posted of the sellers photos a couple weeks ago. Here are mine. This one just came back as an MS-61 @ NGC
Louis XII (1498-1515), Écu d'or with porcupine minted in Bourges (point 22th and B at the end of obverse's and reverse's legends) struck in accordance with the ordinance of the 19th November 1507, Duplessy 655
(1380-1422) Ecu vieux a' la couronne of the king Charles VI. Mint Limoges (rare mint for this type). Weight 3.99 g. Ref: Duplessy 369B, Ciani 487, Lafaurie 378a. Bought Raw and just graded MS-63 @NGC
This is one that I posted of the sellers photos a couple weeks ago. Here are mine. This one just came back as an MS-61 @ NGC
Louis XII (1498-1515), Écu d'or with porcupine minted in Bourges (point 22th and B at the end of obverse's and reverse's legends) struck in accordance with the ordinance of the 19th November 1507, Duplessy 655
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Amat Colligendo Focum
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I wants me some.
Will likely add a piece or two in the coming year, if I can.
That Charles VI piece has such a great, round flan!
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
<< <i>Where did they hide these things through all the wars.
That's always my first thought. Especially when it looks too good to be true. Even 19th cent. uncs baffle me, because it's not enough for the collector to protect the collection - their kids, grand kids and great-grand kids have to protect them! Or they must enter the hands of a professional dealer at a very early stage.
Amat Colligendo Focum
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Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
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