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Gros Tournois - Philip III

Issuer Royal Mint of France
Year 1270-1280
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Value 1 Gros (1/20 LT)
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Obverse script Latin
Obverse lettering + PHILIPVS•REX +BNDICTV:SIT:NOME:DNI:NRI:DEI:IHV:XPI
(Translation: King Philip. Blessed be the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.)
Reverse description Central device depicts the stylized Chateau des Tours (Castle of Tours), a turreted tower surmounted by a small cross, enclosed within a beaded inner circle. Between the inner and outer borders runs the circular legend identifying the city of Tours. The outer border is adorned with twelve fleurs-de-lis evenly spaced around the circumference, a hallmark of the Gros Tournois type introduced under Louis IX and continued under Philip III. The overall design is characteristic of the canonical Tournois type, struck on a broad, thin hammered flan.
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