$3,000.00 USD
– SOLDThe 1380–1422 France Écu d'Or (FR-291) from the reign of King Charles VI, graded MS63, represents a crucial period in French history during the Hundred Years' War. Charles VI, also known as "Charles the Mad," ruled amid political turmoil, internal power struggles, and ongoing conflicts with England. His reign saw significant economic challenges, leading to reforms in France’s monetary system, including the issuance of gold coinage like the Écu d'Or.
The coin's design features the king in full armor, standing or seated, holding a sword and shield decorated with fleurs-de-lis, emphasizing royal authority and divine right.
The reverse bears a cross with intricate details, symbolizing the Christian faith and the monarchy’s legitimacy.
