fjt_089700 - CHAMBRE DES COMPTES DU ROI, À PARIS (ROUYER - I. FINANCES - OFFICIERS DE LA ...) Jeton de compte, aux armes de François ou de Jean Chanteprime (c.1370-1410)
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Item sold on our e-shop (2010)
Price : 125.00 €
Item sold on our e-shop (2010)
Price : 125.00 €
Type : Jeton de compte, aux armes de François ou de Jean Chanteprime
Date: (c.1370-1410)
Mint name / Town : Paris
Metal : bronze
Diameter : 26,00 mm
Orientation dies : 11 h.
Weight : 1,48 g.
Rarity : R2
Coments on the condition:
Pièce ébréchée à 7 heures, légère fente verticale à douze heures, corrosion au revers. Parfaitement identifiable
Catalogue references :
Obverse
Obverse legend : + GETES : LE COMPTE : AV : VRAI : ; PONCTUATION PAR 3 ANNELETS DISPOSÉS EN TRIANGLE.
Obverse description : Écu aux armes des Chanteprime, qui étaient d’or, au chevron de sable, accompagné de trois têtes de sanglier de même.
Reverse
Reverse legend : + GETES * * S///EMENT * * * *.
Reverse description : Quadrilobe, cantonné de tiercefeuille, quatre fleurs tigées partant de chaque angle vers l’intérieur.
Commentary
Les armes de la famille Chanteprime portent d’or, au chevron de sable accompagné de trois hures de sanglier de même. François Chanteprime était maître à la Chambre des comptes sous le règne de Charles V et fut nommé Maître extraordinaire le 14 juillet 1381 “à cause de son grand âge”. Jean Chanteprime (son fils ?) était Général des finances sous le règne de Charles V. Il fut maître extraordinaire à la Chambre des comptes de 1399 à 1410.
The arms of the Chanteprime family are gold, with a sable chevron accompanied by three boar's heads of the same. François Chanteprime was a master at the Chamber of Accounts during the reign of Charles V and was appointed Extraordinary Master on July 14, 1381 “because of his great age”. Jean Chanteprime (his son?) was General of Finance during the reign of Charles V. He was an extraordinary master at the Chamber of Accounts from 1399 to 1410
The arms of the Chanteprime family are gold, with a sable chevron accompanied by three boar's heads of the same. François Chanteprime was a master at the Chamber of Accounts during the reign of Charles V and was appointed Extraordinary Master on July 14, 1381 “because of his great age”. Jean Chanteprime (his son?) was General of Finance during the reign of Charles V. He was an extraordinary master at the Chamber of Accounts from 1399 to 1410
Historical background
CHAMBRE DES COMPTES DU ROI, À PARIS (ROUYER - I. FINANCES - OFFICIERS DE LA ...)
Like the King's Council, the Chamber of Accounts is a dismemberment of the former king's court, in the part responsible for overseeing the royal domain, handling finances and auditing the accounts of the king's agents. His role was to register edicts and declarations concerning the estate, letters of ennoblement, naturalization, pensions, etc. She also recorded the marriage contracts of the royal family, the peace treaties. The Chamber of Accounts had civil and criminal jurisdiction over its own officers and over offenses committed within its enclosure near the Sainte-Chapelle. It extended its jurisdiction to the entire kingdom in certain areas (war, navy, colonies, royal treasury, roads and bridges, etc.) but the provincial chambers of accounts removed certain accounts from its jurisdiction. The Chamber of Accounts boasted of being the oldest in the kingdom, before Parliament. Its officers enjoyed important privileges: nobility, title of king's advisers, franc-salé, tax exemptions, corvées, etc..
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