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MEROVINGIAN - Quentovic (Wiccus)

MEROVINGIAN - Quentovic (Wiccus) - Gold Tremissis
(Cross) VVICCO FIT, Diademed cuirassed bust right. / ANGLO mONeT, cross set on base - quadrate M in legend.
Date: ca.640-660 AD
Diameter: 12 mm
Weight: 1.19g
Catalogue ref: Belfort 4965
MEROVINGIAN - Meldvs - Meaux (Seine-et-Marne).

MEROVINGIAN - Meldvs - Meaux (Seine-et-Marne). - Gold Tremissis
Baltherivs? of Meldv. mELI:DSDNI (SDN retrograde), Diademed bust right, draped. / (+BA)ILTRHVNO(N) (Letters inverted and/or retrograde) around central cross.
Date: ca.600-640 AD
Diameter: 13mm max
Weight: 1.13g
Catalogue ref: Belfort Not in (BALTHERIVS? See Belfort 2860.
MEROVINGIAN - Pesudo-Imperial

MEROVINGIAN - Pesudo-Imperial - Gold Tremissis
??RO VICO, Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. / ONA+??? Victory advancing right, holding sceptre, A and star behined. Copied from issues in the name from Anastasius to Justinian I.
Date: ca.550-600 AD
Diameter: 11 mm
Weight: 1.22g
Catalogue ref: Belfort ??
FRANCE - CHARLES 9 (IX)

FRANCE - CHARLES 9 (IX) - AR teston du Dauphine
Z = Grenoble, CAROLVS. 9. DEI. G. FRANCO. REX. +. Laureate bust left, wearing a smooth cuirass. / Rose, XPS. VINCIT. XPS. REGNAT. XPS. INP. 1562. D (2 retrograde). Shield quartered at 1 and 4 of France, at 2 and 3 of Dauphine, accosted with two crowned C
Date: 1562AD
Diameter: 28mm
Weight: 8.99g
Catalogue ref: Dy. 1081 and Sb. 4642
FRANCE - HENRI III

FRANCE - HENRI III - AR Quart d'ecu croix de face
C = Saint-Lô. + HENRICVS. III. D. G. FRAN. ET. POL. REX. 1583. Fleurdelis cross with heart-shaped cruciform finial. / SIT. NOMEN. DOMINI. BENEDICTVM. Shield of France crowned, with II and II at sides.
Date: 1583AD
Diameter: 29mm
Weight: 9.47g
Catalogue ref: Dy. 1133 and Sb. 4662
FRANCE, Louis XVI

FRANCE, Louis XVI - Coin weight Do-Louis aux Ecu
Crown over shields.
Date: 1780s
Diameter: ca.18mm, 15mm, 7mm
Weight: ca.15.30g
Catalogue ref:
"SPAIN" - Charles II, Bolivia, Potosi Mint.

"SPAIN" - Charles II, Bolivia, Potosi Mint. - Cob 8 Reales (Piece of Eight)
Recovered from:- Association, sunk in 1707 off the Isles of Scilly, southwest of England. LINK:- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scilly_naval_disaster_of_1707
Date: 1688AD
Diameter: 36.5 mm max
Weight: 26.79g
Catalogue ref: S-P40 - KM-26 - Cal-734.