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Louis VIII (1187-1226)
This section is dedicated to the coins minted during the reign of Louis VIII, King of France from 1223 to 1226. It includes the different denominations and types of coins produced during this period, such as deniers, obols, and other pieces used for commerce and financial transactions under his rule.
The coins of Louis VIII are important testimonies of French medieval numismatic history. They offer an overview of the monetary practices of the time, the symbols used, and the mint workshops active under his authority. The rarity and state of preservation of each piece greatly influence its value for collectors and historians.
French coins (470 to 2002)
- Carolingian (751 to 987)
- Medieval Coins (987 to 1736)
- Royal Coinage (987 to 1870)
- Louis VII (1120-1180)
- Philip II (1165-1223)
- Philip III (1245-1285)
- Philip IV (1268-1314)
- Philip VI (1293-1350)
- John II (1319-1364)
- Charles V (1338-1380)
- Charles VI (1368-1422)
- Charles VII (1403-1461)
- Louis XI (1423-1483)
- Charles VIII (1470-1498)
- Louis XII (1462-1515)
- Francis I (1494-1547)
- Henry II (1519-1559)
- Francis II (1544-1560)
- Charles IX (1550-1574)
- Henry III (1551-1589)
- Henry IV (1589-1610)
- Louis XIII (1601-1643)
- Louis XIV (1638-1715)
- Louis XV (1710-1774)
- Louis XVI (1754-1793)
- Charles X (1757-1836)
- Modern Currencies (1789 to 2002)
- Medals (since 1500)
- Silver Coins
- Gold Coins
- French Colonies and Overseas Territories (since 1600)
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