Collection of French Coins: From 470 to 2002

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Home > French coins (470 to 2002)

This category offers an exhaustive collection of coins that have circulated in France, covering a period from the first Merovingian strikes (circa 470 AD) to the introduction of the euro in 2002.

Explore the different historical periods through their coins: from the Merovingian period to Carolingian coins, including the feudal, royal, revolutionary, and imperial eras. Discover francs, louis d'or, écus, deniers, and many other denominations that have marked French monetary history.

Each coin is a window into the past, testifying to the political, economic, and cultural evolutions of France. Collectors and history enthusiasts will find detailed information on alloys, effigies, mints, and the production contexts of these ancient coins.