fjt_08185 - CHAMBRE DES COMPTES DE NORMANDIE / ACCOUNTS CHAMBER OF NORMANDY Louis XIV au revers d’Henri IV n.d.
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Item sold on our e-shop (2011)
Price : 65.00 €
Type : Louis XIV au revers d’Henri IV
Date: n.d.
Metal : brass
Diameter : 27,5 mm
Orientation dies : 6 h.
Edge : lisse
Rarity : R1
Catalogue references :
Obverse
Obverse legend : LVDO. XIII. D. G. FR. ET. NA. REX. CHRISTIANISSIMVS.
Obverse description : Buste cuirassé et lauré, avec fraise, de Louis XIII enfant à gauche , type Guéant Prieur 74E.
Obverse translation : Louis XIII, par la grâce de Dieu, Roi très chrétien des Francs et de Navarre.
Reverse
Reverse legend : CALCVLI. CAMERAE. COMP. REGIOR. NORMANIAE.
Reverse description : Écus de France et de Navarre couronnés et entourés des deux colliers des ordres du roi.
Commentary
Feuardent fait remarquer “ Écus d’Henri IV, très rare mais frustre”. Ce buste est noté très rare dans le Guéant Prieur et est probablement spécifique à cette émission. Cet exemplaire est largement mieux conservé que celui qui illustre le Guéant Prieur.
Feuardent notes “Ecus of Henry IV, very rare but crude”. This bust is noted as very rare in the Guéant Prieur and is probably specific to this issue. This example is much better preserved than the one illustrating the Guéant Prieur
Feuardent notes “Ecus of Henry IV, very rare but crude”. This bust is noted as very rare in the Guéant Prieur and is probably specific to this issue. This example is much better preserved than the one illustrating the Guéant Prieur
Historical background
CHAMBRE DES COMPTES DE NORMANDIE / ACCOUNTS CHAMBER OF NORMANDY
The Chamber of Accounts of Normandy is one of the six chambers of the Chamber of Accounts of the kingdom with the Chamber of the Treasury, the Chamber of Languedoc, Champagne, Anjou and the Chamber of coins. Like the other chambers of accounts in the kingdom, it works with accountants who send their accounts to the public prosecutor. The latter presented them to the Grand bureau where auditors and correctors sat, the masters judged the final accounts. In reality, the provincial chambers of accounts were of no use for public accounting and their role was to clear the accounts sent by the King's Council without further examination..
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