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Quinzain - Louis XIV overstrike on Quinzain of Louis XIII

Issuer France
Year 1692-1696
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Shape Round
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Reverse description Crowned coat of arms of France — an oval shield bearing three fleurs-de-lis in pale — surmounted by a large royal crown. The heraldic shield is centrally placed in the field, with the full circumferential legend running around the border. The date appears within the legend at the base of the design. The reverse bears evidence of the overstrike process, with occasional ghosting from the underlying Louis XIII host coin visible in the field.
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