Joan of Arc: Hero, Heretic, Saint

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by Amit Vyas, May 16, 2026 at 6:35 AM.

  1. Amit Vyas

    Amit Vyas Well-Known Member

    Made a new video on the extraordinary story of Joan of Arc, told through a real silver coin struck in the year she was executed.


    France, Charles VII le Victorieux (the Victorious) (1422-1461), AR Blanc dentillé, Tours mint, 1431, Duplessy 472A (2.94 g, 26 mm)

    Obverse: ✠◦KAROLVS: FRAHCORVm RЄX (tower). Crowned coat of arms in polylobe.

    Reverse: ✠◦SIT:nOmE:DnI:BЄNЄDICTV (tower). Cross fleurée within polylobe.
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  3. Mat

    Mat Ancient Coincoholic

    Fantastic. She's one of my favorite historical figures.

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    Charles VII le Victorieux, (1422 - 1461 A.D.)
    AR Blanc à la Couronne
    O: +KAROLVS FRANCORVM REX (castle), royal coat-of-arms within in trilobe; three crowns around; O pointed; annulet under sixth letter.
    R: +SIT:NOME:DNI:BENEDIC:TV (castle), cross pattée with crowns and lis in opposing quarters; all within quadrilobe; O pointed; annulet under sixth letter.
    25mm
    2.53g
    Duplessy 519A; Ciani
     
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