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Lot 129

GAUL, A SILVER DRACHM OF THE LONGOSTALETES, area of Béziers, ca. 2nd-1st centuries BC, 3.277g. Savès 269. Nicely toned with a fine portrait. Insignificant metal flaw, otherwise, extremely fine

Lot 131

GAUL, A SILVER FRACTION OF THE LEMOVICES (?), area of Limoges, 1st century BC, 0.685g, 3h. DT 3426. Nicely toned. Perfectly centered and struck. By far the finest known. Virtually as struck and almost Fdc

Lot 133

GAUL, A SILVER DENARIUS OF THE ALLOBROGES, area of Dauphiné, 1st century BC, 2.304g, 3h. DT 3052. Nicely toned. Exceptional for issue. One of the finest known. Choice extremely fine

Lot 135

GAUL, A SILVER DENARIUS OF THE AEDUI, area of Autun, 1st century BC, 1.925g, 12h. DT 3188. Old cabinet tone. Perfectly centered and struck. Choice extremely fine

Lot 136

GAUL, A SILVER DENARIUS OF THE AEDUI, area of Autun, 1st century BC, 1.951g, 12h. DT 3220. Rare and interesting incuse strike. Attractively toned. Choice extremely fine

Lot 153

GAUL, A SILVER QUINARIUS OD THE TREVERI, area of Treves, 1st century BC, 1.765g, 1h. DT 201. Attractively toned. Perfectly centered and struck. Superb extremely fine

Lot 155

MEROVINGIANS, A SILVER DENARIUS OF MELLE, early 8th century AD, 1.131g, 12h. SENA 2009 (2) pl. 4, 28 (this coin). Attractively toned. Extremely fine

Lot 156

MEROVINGIANS, A SILVER DENARIUS OF MELLE, early 8th century AD, 1.018g, 2h. SENA 2009 (2) pl. 4, 38 (this coin). Attractively toned. Extremely fine

Lot 157

MEROVINGIANS, A SILVER DENARIUS OF PARIS, early 8th century AD, 1.164g. RN 2007 (163) pl. C, L (this coin). Attractively toned. Extremely fine

Lot 158

MEROVINGIANS, A SILVER OBOL OF PARIS, early 8th century AD, 0.429g. RN 2007 (163) pl. C, 21 (this coin). Rare. Old cabinet tone. Uniface strike. Extremely fine

Lot 159

MEROVINGIANS, A SILVER DENARIUS OF PARIS, early 8th century AD, 1.131g, 9h. Prou 740. Lightly toned. Sharply struck with an attractive portrait. Choice extremely fine

Lot 160

MEROVINGIANS, A SILVER DENARIUS OF UZERCHE, early 8th century AD, 0.821g. Belfort 4642-4643. Lightly toned. Extremely fine

Lot 162

CAROLINGIANS, A SILVER DENARIUS OF LOUIS THE PIOUS, Venice, ca. 819-822 AD, 1.565g, 10h. Depeyrot 1116d. Rare. Lightly toned. Extremely fine

Lot 163

CAROLINGIANS, A SILVER OBOL OF CHARLES THE BALD, Amiens, ca. 864-875 AD, 0.541g, 4h. Depeyrot 31. Rare. Lightly toned. Retrograde legend. Choice very fine

Lot 165

CAROLINGIANS, A SILVER DENARIUS OF LOUIS III, Tours, ca. 879-882 AD, 1.678g, 12h. Depeyrot 1041. Old cabinet tone. Perfectly centered and struck. Choice extremely fine

Lot 171

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, primary sceattas, ca. 680-710 AD, 1.105g. SCBC 776. Attractively toned. Extremely fine

Lot 172

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, primary sceattas, ca. 680-710 AD, 1.144g. SCBC 779. Attractively toned. Extremely fine

Lot 173

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, primary sceattas, ca. 680-710 AD, 1.083g. SCBC 785. Attractively toned. Choice extremely fine

Lot 174

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, continental sceattas, ca. 695-740 AD, 1.151g. SCBC 790d. Old cabinet tone. Choice extremely fine

Lot 175

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, continental sceattas, ca. 695-740 AD, 0.856g. SCBC 790e. Old cabinet tone. Superb extremely fine

Lot 176

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, continental sceattas, ca. 695-740 AD, 1.186g. SCBC 790l. Old cabinet tone. Choice extremely fine

Lot 177

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, continental sceattas, ca. 695-740 AD, 0.939g. SCBC 790v. Old cabinet tone. Choice extremely fine

Lot 178

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, continental sceattas, ca. 695-740 AD, 1.079g. Cf. SCBC 790. Lightly toned. Superb extremely fine

Lot 179

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, continental sceattas, ca. 695-740 AD, 1.047g. Cf. SCBC 790. Old cabinet tone. Superb extremely fine

Lot 180

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, continental sceattas, ca. 695-740 AD, 0.828g. Apparently unpublished. Attractively toned. Superb extremely fine

Lot 181

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, secondary sceattas, ca. 710-760 AD, 0.881g. SCBC 800. Lightly toned. Exceptional portrait. Choice extremely fine

Lot 182

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, secondary sceattas, ca. 710-760 AD, 1.213g. SCBC 800b. Attractively toned. Perfectly centered on a broad flan. Choice extremely fine

Lot 183

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, secondary sceattas, ca. 710-760 AD, 0.850g. SCBC 801. Attractively toned. Exceptional for issue. Superb extremely fine

Lot 184

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, secondary sceattas, ca. 710-760 AD, 0.789g. SCBC 801a. Old cabinet tone. Attractive `Wodan` head. Extremely fine

Lot 185

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, secondary sceattas, ca. 710-760 AD, 0.971g. SCBC 802. Nicely toned. Choice extremely fine

Lot 186

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, secondary sceattas, ca. 710-760 AD, 0.970g. SCBC 802c var. Very rare. Old cabinet tone. Exceptional for issue. Choice extremely fine

Lot 187

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, secondary sceattas, ca. 710-760 AD, 0.971g. SCBC 802d. Attractively toned. Superb extremely fine

Lot 188

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, secondary sceattas, ca. 710-760 AD, 0.950g. SCBC 806. Old cabinet tone. Exceptional for issue. Superb extremely fine

Lot 189

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, secondary sceattas, ca. 710-760 AD, 0.776g. SCBC 813. Lightly toned. Perfectly centered on a broad flan. Choice extremely fine

Lot 190

ANGLO-SAXON, A SILVER SCEAT, eclectic sceattas, ca. 710-760 AD, 1.002g. SCBC 835. Old cabinet tone. Exceptional for issue. Superb extremely fine

Lot 191

NORMANDY, A SILVER DENARIUS OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, Rouen, ca. 1037-1087 AD, 0.889g. Legros 331. Lightly toned. Choice very fine

Lot 192

NORMANDY, A SILVER DENARIUS OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, Rouen, ca. 1037-1087 AD, 0.892g. Legros 333. Lightly toned. Very fine

Lot 193

NORMANDY, A SILVER DENARIUS OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, Rouen, ca. 1037-1087 AD, 0.711g. Legros 335. Lightly toned. Very fine

Lot 194

NORMANDY, A SILVER DENARIUS OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR, Rouen, ca. 1037-1087 AD, 0.893g. Legros 338. Lightly toned. Choice very fine

Lot 195

A SILVER TESTON `MORVEUX` OF CHARLES IX, Orléans, 1562, 9.384g, 6h. Ciani 1361. Very rare. Attractively toned. Struck by the Huguenots with silverware from the plundering of churches. Choice very fine. Former Baron Louis Chaurand (1913-2010) and Gustave Vallier (1815-1892) collections The Massacre of Vassy in 1562 provoked open hostilities between Catholics and Huguenots. A group of Protestant nobles, led by the prince of Condé and proclaiming that they were liberating the king and regent from `evil` councillors, organised a kind of protectorate over the Protestant churches. On 2 April 1562, Condé and his Protestant followers seized the city of Orléans. Their example was soon followed by Protestant groups around France.

Lot 196

A SILVER QUART D`ECU OF LOUIS XIII, La Rochelle, 1625, 7.669g, 12h. L4L -. Extremely rare. Struck by the Huguenots. Lightly toned. Very fine From 1568, La Rochelle became a centre for the Huguenots, and the city declared itself an independent Reformed Republic on the model of Geneva. This led to numerous conflicts with the Catholic central government.

Lot 197

A SILVER QUART D`ECU OF LOUIS XIII, La Rochelle, 1627, 7.705g, 11h. L4L -. Extremely rare. Struck by the Huguenots during the siege of the city. Lightly toned. Very fine

Lot 198

A SILVER QUART D`ECU OF LOUIS XIII, La Rochelle, 1627, 7.569g, 2h. L4L -. Extremely rare. Struck by the Huguenots during the siege of the city. Lightly toned. Very fine

Lot 199

A SILVER QUART D`ECU OF LOUIS XIII, La Rochelle, 1627, 7.665g, 11h. L4L -. Extremely rare. Struck by the Huguenots during the siege of the city. Lightly toned. Very fine

Lot 200

A SILVER QUART D`ECU OF LOUIS XIII, La Rochelle, 1628, 7.623g, 3h. L4L -. Extremely rare. Struck by the Huguenots during the siege of the city. Lightly toned. Very fine The Siege of La Rochelle was a result of a war between the French royal forces of Louis XIII of France and the Huguenots of La Rochelle in 1627-1628. During the siege, the population of La Rochelle decreased from 27,000 to 5,000 due to casualties, famine, and disease. Surrender was unconditional. By the terms of the Peace of Alais, the Huguenots lost their territorial, political and military rights, but retained the religious freedom granted by the Edict of Nantes. However, they were left at the mercy of the monarchy, unable to resist later when Louis XIV abolished the Edict of Nantes altogether and embarked on active persecution.

Lot 217

A SILVER AND COPPER BADGE OF THE POLICE PREFECTURE, Paris, ca. 1790, 35.580g, 70mm. Apparently unpublished and possibly unique. Old cabinet tone. Extremely fine. Former Cornelis Johannes Kortenbach (1883-1962) collection, Jacques Schulman 1963 (237) lot 1569

Lot 225

CAMBODIA, A SILVER MEDAL OF SISOWATH I, Paris, 1928, 5.755g, 12h. Lecompte 135. Attractively toned. Choice extremely fine

Lot 226

CAMBODIA, LOT OF TWO SILVER MEDALS OF SISOWATH MONIVONG, Paris, 1928. Lecompte 142, 144. Attractively toned. Choice extremely fine

Lot 231

FRANCE, A SILVER `1/2 FRANC JUVENILE` OF LOUIS XIII, Aix-en-Provence, 1640, 7.049g, 9h. L4L 46 (R3). Rare, only 2 specimens on CoinArchives. Lightly toned. Choice very fine

Lot 232

FRANCE, A SILVER `1/4 D`ECU DE BEARN` OF LOUIS XIV, Morlaas, 1649, 9.681g, 8h. L4L 145 (R3). Rare, only 1 specimen on CoinArchives. Lightly toned. Choice extremely fine

Lot 233

FRANCE, A SILVER `1/4 D`ECU DE NAVARRE` OF LOUIS XIV, Saint-Palais, 1646, 9.559g, 7h. L4L 143 (R4). Very rare, none on CoinArchives. Lightly toned. Choice extremely fine

Lot 234

FRANCE, A SILVER `1/4 D`ECU DE NAVARRE` OF LOUIS XIV, Saint-Palais, 1646, 9.553g, 6h. L4L 143 (R4). Very rare, none on CoinArchives. Lightly toned. Choice extremely fine

Lot 235

FRANCE, A SILVER `1/2 D`ECU MECHE LONGUE` OF LOUIS XIV, Arras, 1652, 13.502g, 12h. L4L 164 (R4). Very rare, only 3 specimens on CoinArchives. Lightly toned. Choice very fine

Lot 236

FRANCE, A SILVER `1/2 D`ECU MECHE LONGUE` OF LOUIS XIV, Bordeaux, 1653, 13.595g, 6h. L4L 164 (R5). Possibly unique, none on CoinArchives. Lightly toned. Choice very fine

Lot 237

FRANCE, A SILVER `1/2 D`ECU MECHE LONGUE` OF LOUIS XIV, Rennes, 1654, 13.697g, 6h. L4L 164 (R3). Rare, only 5 specimens on CoinArchives. Lightly toned. Extremely fine

Lot 238

FRANCE, A SILVER `1/2 D`ECU JUVENILE` OF LOUIS XIV, Bayonne, 1668, 13.484g, 6h. L4L 195 (R3). Rare, only 1 specimen on CoinArchives. Lightly toned. Choice extremely fine

Lot 240

FRANCE, A SILVER `LIS` OF LOUIS XIV, Paris, 1656, 7.991g, 6h. L4L 190 (R3). Very rare. Old cabinet tone. Extremely fine

Lot 241

FRANCE, A SILVER `ECU DE NAVARRE` OF LOUIS XIV, Saint-Palais, 1654, 26.784g, 6h. L4L 181. Old cabinet tone. Among the finest known. Choice extremely fine

Lot 242

FRANCE, A SILVER `ECU DE NAVARRE` OF LOUIS XIV, Saint-Palais, 1669, 26.835g, 6h. L4L 203 (R3). Very rare. Old cabinet tone. Among the finest known. Choice very fine

Lot 243

FRANCE, A SILVER `ECU A LA PERRUQUE` OF LOUIS XIV, Paris, 1686, 27.430g, 6h. L4L 235 (R3). Very rare. Old cabinet tone. Among the finest known. Choice extremely fine The beautiful hair of the king will be short-lived because, from 1658, he loses a big part further to a terrible typhoid. He shaved head and wore a wig till the end of his life. Forty wig makers were hired because he considered his wig so vital to his dignity that he never let anyone see him without it except his barber. Whether he kept it on in bed for the benefit of his many mistresses, there is no record...

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