DGcoins

Philippe IV and Philippe V's gros tournois are quite difficult to distinguish, as you can see on cgb site. More or less everybody agrees that a crescent or a hammer between TVRONVS/CIVIS and PHILIPPVS/REX are features of Philippe V. For the other cases,

you can find a convincing recap on this forum at

http://www.numismatique.com/topic/10424-identification-monnaie-philippe-iv/#p152301

numis87 states that Philippe V's most distinctive signs are : stretched castle, thiner letters with more space between them (especially TVRONVS CIVIS), n of nOmE is an n but not an N...)

So your coin (as well as the two of cgb you've cited) seems to be Philippe IV's.

Thank you!

So it is Philippe IV's coin.

As for a price: €250 - ok?

Thank you.

I didn't find any similar to mine.

Diameter: 23-24 mm.

Weight: 3,51 g.

I have already surfed through CGB site and found some similar coins, but still have no idea what it is.

http://www.cgb.fr/philippe-v-le-long-gros-tournois-n-d-,bry_292469,a.html

http://www.cgbfr.net/philippe-iv-le-bel-gros-tournois-a-lo-rond-n-d-,bry_226267,a.html

Hello!

Please help with identification of the following coin.

 

Hello!
Thank you.
However, still no flower on 6H on the reverse, as well as extra flower on the obverse after DG.

Hello!

Sorry, I do not speak French, so I am writing in english.

Recently I have bourght a french coin, which is Ecu 1709 Bayonne with 3 crowns.

Droulers 473; Gadoury 229. May be!

The weight is 30,33 g.

Diametre: 41,2 - 42,3 mm.

 

I found 3 similar coins on mcsearch.

Here they are:

 

 

 

 

 

Mine:

 

 

 

What I can see as differences:

1) There is no flower after DG on an obverse on my coin in contrast to "internet" coins.

2) A flower is on a reverse side in a legent on 6 Hours in contrast to "internet" coins.

 

So, the questions are:

1) Is it normal?

2) Is it rare?

 

Best wishes,

Serge.