v28_1499 - ORLÉANAIS - BISHOPRIC OF ORLÉANS AND IN THE NAME OF HUGH OF FRANCE Deniers (lot de 10)

ORLÉANAIS - BISHOPRIC OF ORLÉANS AND IN THE NAME OF HUGH OF FRANCE Deniers (lot de 10) lot

MONNAIES 28 (2007)
Starting price : 250.00 €
Estimate : 450.00 €
Realised price : 307.00 €
Number of bids : 2
Maximum bid : 390.00 €

Type : Deniers (lot de 10)

Date: n.d.

Mint name / Town : Orléans

Metal : silver

Rarity : R2

Catalogue references :

Bd.- - PA.- - L.75 var.

Obverse

Obverse legend : + D-I DEXTRA BE.

Obverse description : Porte de ville, cantonnée des lettres H-V-G-O.

Obverse translation : (Béni à la droite de Dieu ; Hugues).

Reverse

Reverse legend : + AVRELIANIS CIVIAS.

Reverse description : Croix.

Reverse translation : (Cité d’Orléans).

Commentary

Poids des dix deniers : 1,03 g, 1,04 g, 1,06 g (CIVIA), 1,09 g (x 2, dont 1 avec CIVIA), 1,10 g, 1,13 g (CIVIA), 1,14 g, 1,15 g, 1,20 g (de TB à TTB+, dont une ébréchée).

Historical background

ORLÉANAIS - BISHOPRIC OF ORLÉANS AND IN THE NAME OF HUGH OF FRANCE

(1017-1025)

Hugh of France was born in 1007 from the union of Robert II, known as "the Pious" (996-1031) and Constance of Arles. Crowned during his father's lifetime in order to ensure the dynastic continuity of the first Capetians, he died in 1025, before his father, without ever having reigned..

ORLÉANAIS - BISHOPRIC OF ORLÉANS AND IN THE NAME OF HUGH OF FRANCE Denier XF

250.00 €

Full data

ORLÉANAIS - BISHOPRIC OF ORLÉANS AND IN THE NAME OF HUGH OF FRANCE Denier AU

150.00 €

Full data

ORLÉANAIS - BISHOPRIC OF ORLÉANS AND IN THE NAME OF HUGH OF FRANCE Denier XF

200.00 €

Full data

ORLÉANAIS - BISHOPRIC OF ORLÉANS AND IN THE NAME OF HUGH OF FRANCE Denier XF

180.00 €

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v28_1499 - ORLÉANAIS - BISHOPRIC OF ORLÉANS AND IN THE NAME OF HUGH OF FRANCE Deniers (lot de 10)

Obverse

Reverse

Commentary

Historical background

ORLÉANAIS - BISHOPRIC OF ORLÉANS AND IN THE NAME OF HUGH OF FRANCE

(1017-1025)

Hugh of France was born in 1007 from the union of Robert II, known as "the Pious" (996-1031) and Constance of Arles. Crowned during his father's lifetime in order to ensure the dynastic continuity of the first Capetians, he died in 1025, before his father, without ever having reigned..

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