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This category is dedicated to coins minted during the reign of Louis VII, King of France from 1137 to 1180.
Here you will find a selection of deniers, obols and other coins issued under the royal authority of Louis VII. These coins testify to the economy and monetary policy of medieval France. The iconography, legends and metals used (mainly silver) allow us to study the royal mints active at that time and the different zones of influence of royal power.
The coins of Louis VII are sought-after collector's items for their historical interest and rarity. They provide a better understanding of the history of the Kingdom of France and the evolution of monetary practices in the Middle Ages. Each coin is unique and carries within it the history of its time.
Explore our collection and discover the coins of Louis VII, a precious testimony of the past.
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