1603 France Henri IV (1589-1610) 1/8 Ecu Aix-en-Provence Silver Coin 4.3g

This 1603 France 1/8 Ecu is a fascinating silver coin struck in Aix-en-Provence during the historic reign of King Henri IV. The obverse features a prominently crowned shield bearing the three classic fleur-de-lis, a timeless and enduring symbol of the French monarchy. The reverse displays a highly detailed, ornate floriated cross, a traditional design element deeply rooted in French royal numismatics. Weighing 4.3 grams, this early seventeenth-century silver fraction offers attractive antique surfaces and serves as a tangible connection to the era of the first Bourbon king.

Product ID 555762
Year 1603
Mint Mark
Strike Business
Grade
Variety -
Precious Metal Weight 0.087 ozt Silver
Grading Agency Raw
Specification properties No
Serial
Status Active
Designation -
Additional Info -

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1603 France Henri IV (1589-1610) 1/8 Ecu Aix-en-Provence Silver Coin 4.3g

Category: FRANCE Silver 10 SOLS-1/8 ECU
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This 1603 France 1/8 Ecu is a fascinating silver coin struck in Aix-en-Provence during the historic reign of King Henri IV. The obverse features a prominently crowned shield bearing the three classic fleur-de-lis, a timeless and enduring symbol of the French monarchy. The reverse displays a highly detailed, ornate floriated cross, a traditional design element deeply rooted in French royal numismatics. Weighing 4.3 grams, this early seventeenth-century silver fraction offers attractive antique surfaces and serves as a tangible connection to the era of the first Bourbon king.

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