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This section is dedicated to the coins minted during the reign of Philip II, also known as Philip Augustus, King of France from 1180 to 1223. Discover a numismatic overview of this pivotal period of the French Middle Ages.
Explore the various denominations and types of coins issued during the reign of Philip II. The coins of this era bear witness to the evolution of minting techniques and the symbols used to assert royal power. The coins potentially include deniers, obols, and other common pieces of the time.
Each piece is a window into the economic and political history of the Kingdom of France in the 12th and 13th centuries. The collection presents coins potentially minted in different royal workshops, reflecting the extent of Philip Augustus' influence. Examine the details of the legends and iconographies, which offer valuable information about medieval society and the representation of royal power.
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