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Douzain with crosslet - Henri I of Albret

Issuer Lordship of Béarn
Year 1517-1555
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Weight 2.35 g
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Obverse description Central field displays a crowned quartered coat of arms combining the chained escutcheon of Navarre (right quarter) and the cow passant of Béarn (left quarter), the shield surmounted by a royal crown. The arms are set within a rounded cartouche. A circular Latin legend in Gothic-influenced lettering runs along the outer border, separated from the field by a linear rim, reading the titulature of Henri I as king of Navarre and lord of Béarn. The overall style is consistent with early sixteenth-century French feudal hammered coinage.
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Reverse lettering :+: GRATIA* DEI* SVM* ID* QVOD* SVM
(Translation: By the grace of God, I am what I am.)
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