Douzain aux Croissants de Charles IX 1565

Name: Douzain aux Croissants de Charles IX 1565
Brand: France

12 Deniers (Douzain) · Billon (Silver alloy, low silver content)

This is a French Douzain aux Croissants struck under King Charles IX (1560-1574). The obverse displays the crowned royal shield of France with three fleurs-de-lis and the legend 'CAROLVS REX' (Charles King), while the reverse shows a decorative cross formed by four crescents with a 'G' mint mark (likely Poitiers) and the date 1565, with the legend 'SIT NOMEN DOMINI BENEDICTVM' (Blessed be the name of the Lord).

Year

1565

Country

France

Metal

Billon (Silver alloy, low silver content)

Diameter

None

Weight

None

Est. Value

$120

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Current Market Value

$120

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52-week low

$72

52-week high

$264

Last sale

$114

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