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English: Aquitaine. Gold Chaise d'Or of Edward, the Black Prince (1330-1376). No date (1362-1372). Obverse: Edward enthroned, with a sceptre in his right hand. Legend: + ED * PO * GNS * REGIS * ANGLI * PNS * AQVITA. Reverse: Ornate cross, with leopards and fleurs de lis in alternating corners. Legend : + DEVS * IVDEX * IVSTVS * FORTIS. Z * PACIEN. Weight: 3.47g. E.R Duncan Elias, The Anglo-Gallic coins (London, A. H. Baldwin, 1984) - no. 147. No geocoding available.
Français : Chaise d'or du prince Édouard Plantagenêt (1330-1376), non datée (1362-1376). Côté face : Edouard sur sun trone, avec un sceptre dans sa main droite. Légende : + ED * PO * GNS * REGIS * ANGLI * PNS * AQVITA. Côté face : Croix ornée, avec des léopards et des fleurs de lys en alternance. Légende : + DEVS * IVDEX * IVSTVS * FORTIS. Z * PACIEN. Poids : 3,47 g.
Latina: Chaise d'Or avrvm Edwardi, princeps ater dicebatvr (MCCCXXX - MCCCLXXII). Sine annvm (MCCCLXII - MCCCLXXII). Obversvs: Edwardvs sedens, in dextro sceptrvm tenens. Titulus: + ED * PO * GNS * REGIS * ANGLI * PNS * AQVITA. Reversvs: crux ornatius cum pardi et fleurs de lis in angulis alternatis. Titulus: + DEVS * IVDEX * IVSTVS * FORTIS. Z * PACIEN. Pondus: III et quadraginta septem de centum g. E.R Duncan Elias, The Anglo-Gallic coins (London, A. H. Baldwin, 1984) - no. CXLIV.
Date 2010. Photograph of a coin minted 1362-1372.
Source www.sixbid.com
Author Chaponnière & Hess-Divo

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