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| 背面描述 | Three fleurs-de-lis arranged two above one in the central field, enclosed within a beaded inner circle. The legend, beginning at 12 o'clock with a cross or star ornament, reads DOVBLE LORAIN or DOVBLE LORRAIN followed by the date, referencing the Stenay mint's location in the Lorraine region. The style is typical of the small copper Double Tournois coinage struck for circulation in the border territories. |
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The Stenay mint had a complicated existence by the 1630s — located in the Meuse valley, it operated under persistent pressure from the Thirty Years' War grinding through the surrounding region. Louis XIII's administration kept peripheral mints like Stenay producing small copper currency partly to assert fiscal control over contested territory, and partly because the chronic shortage of low-denomination coinage was a genuine problem for local commerce in wartime frontier zones.
The 11th type designation reflects the remarkable number of successive modifications made to the Double Tournois across Louis XIII's reign — more distinct type changes than any comparable French copper series of the century.