JOHN II THE GOOD August 22, 1350 - April 8, 1364 - Lot 4

Lot n° 4
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Result : 2 368EUR
JOHN II THE GOOD August 22, 1350 - April 8, 1364 - Lot 4
JOHN II THE GOOD August 22, 1350 - April 8, 1364 IOhES: DEI: GRACIA: FRAnCORV: REX. The king standing under a Gothic canopy and holding a scepter. R/. ✠ XPC* VINCIT* XPC* REGNAT* XPC* IMPERAT. Leafy, hollowed and arched cross cantoned by four lilies. Heart-shaped rose. Polylobe. Ref. Dy 293A; Fr 278 Royal d'or (2nd issue August 28, 1358). (3,56 g) Slightly deformed blank. Very fine. Jean II, known as "le Bon", was born on April 26, 1319 in Le Mans (County of Maine) and died on April 8, 1364 in London. The son of King Philippe VI, he was King of France from 1350 to 1364, the second of the Valois dynasty. He is best known for having been defeated and taken prisoner by the Black Prince, son of Edward III, at the Battle of Poitiers in 1356, at the start of the Hundred Years' War. Expert : JEAN VINCHON NUMISMATIQUE Françoise Berthelot-Vinchon Expert Numismatist Professional Numismatist member AINP - member CEEA - member SNA - member SFN 77 rue de Richelieu 77 75002 PARIS tel 01 42 97 50 00 mob 06 52 04 24 14 www.vinchon.com vinchon@wanadoo.fr francoise.berthelot.vinchon@orange.fr
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