Live auction - bry_765546 - LOUIS XIV "THE SUN KING" Écu de Navarre, portrait à la cravate courte 1672 Saint-Palais
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Valutazione : | 4 000 € |
Prezzo : | 2 500 € |
Offerta maxima : | 2 500 € |
Data di fine vendita : | 06 settembre 2022 16:42:27 |
partecipanti : | 1 partecipanto |
Tipo : Écu de Navarre, portrait à la cravate courte
Data: 1672
Nome della officina / città: Saint-Palais
Quantità coniata : 29651
Metallo : argento
Titolo in millesimi : 858 ‰
Diametro : 38 mm
Asse di coniazione : 6 h.
Peso : 26,82 g.
Grado di rarità : R3
Commenti sullo stato di conservazione:
Cet écu est frappé sur un flan large et légèrement irrégulier. Reliefs faibles au niveau du buste du roi. De petites stries d’ajustage au niveau du millésime. Le revers a été frappé avec un carré présentant une cassure à droite de l’écu. Monnaie recouverte d’une patine grise de médaillier
N° nelle opere di riferimento :
Pedigree :
Exemplaire provenant de la vente de la Galerie Numismatique Drouot, 26 octobre 1979, n° 201 et de la collection Charlet
Diritto
Titolatura diritto : LVD. XIIII. D. G. (SOLEIL). - FR. ET. NAV. REX.
Descrittivo diritto : Buste drapé et cuirassé à droite de Louis XIV, avec la cravate de dentelle, la chevelure longue.
Traduzione diritto : (Louis XIV, par la grâce de Dieu, roi de France et de Navarre).
Rovescio
Titolatura rovescio : .SIT. NOMEN. DOMINI. BENEDICTVM (MM) 1672.
Descrittivo rovescio : Écu couronné mi-parti de France et de Navarre.
Traduzione rovescio : (Béni soit le nom du Seigneur).
Commento
Ce type monétaire fut le dernier frappé dans la Monnaie de Saint-Palais. Il ne fut frappé qu'en 1672 à partir de carré utilisant le poinçon d'effigie à la cravate gravé par Jean Warin. Le 28 juillet 1672, un poinçon d'effigie fut déposé par Warin au greffe de la Monnaie de Paris et était destiné à la Monnaie de Toulouse, hors cet atelier ne frappa jamais d'écu avec ce poinçon. Il est probable que le poinçon destiné à la Monnaie de Toulouse, qui fut remis le 4 août 1672 au régisseur général Claude Thomas, fut déposé à la Monnaie de Saint-Palais. Cette hypothèse a été avancée pour la première fois par Christian Charlet, "Une utilisation à Saint-Palais, en 1672, d'un poinçon d'effigie destiné à la Monnaie de Toulouse ?", BSFN, juin 1994, p. 888-892. Christian Charlet et Emmanuel Henry se sont particulièrement intéressés à ces écus de Saint-Palais. D’après les travaux de Fernand Arbez, 29.651 exemplaires ont été frappés pour un poids total de 3.296 marcs 1 once 21 deniers. Exemplaire issu de la même paire de carrés que l’exemplaire de la vente The Bru Sale, 9 décembre 2011, n° 189. Un article spécifique de Christian Charlet consacré à cette monnaie et cette série a été publié dans le Bulletin Numismatique de janvier 2021. Une mise au point sur le poinçon d’effigie est en cours et sera publier par Christian Charlet et Arnaud Clairand. Le poinçon d’effigie n’est pas celui de Toulouse, mais bien un poinçon expédié depuis Paris.
This type of coin was the last to be struck at the Saint-Palais Mint. It was only struck in 1672 from a square using the tie effigy punch engraved by Jean Warin. On July 28, 1672, an effigy punch was filed by Warin with the registry of the Paris Mint and was intended for the Toulouse Mint, but this workshop never struck a ecu with this punch.. It is likely that the punch intended for the Toulouse Mint, which was given on August 4, 1672 to the general manager Claude Thomas, was deposited at the Saint-Palais Mint. This hypothesis was first put forward by Christian Charlet, \\\"A use in Saint-Palais, in 1672, of an effigy punch intended for the Toulouse Mint?\\\", BSFN, June 1994, p.. 888-892. Christian Charlet and Emmanuel Henry were particularly interested in these Saint-Palais shields. According to the work of Fernand Arbez, 29. 651 examples were struck for a total weight of 3. 296 marks 1 ounce 21 deniers. example from the same pair of squares as the example from The Bru Sale, December 9, 2011, no. 189. A specific article by Christian Charlet devoted to this coin and this series was published in the January 2021 Numismatic Bulletin. An update on the effigy punch is in progress and will be published by Christian Charlet and Arnaud Clairand. The effigy mark is not that of Toulouse, but rather a mark sent from Paris
This type of coin was the last to be struck at the Saint-Palais Mint. It was only struck in 1672 from a square using the tie effigy punch engraved by Jean Warin. On July 28, 1672, an effigy punch was filed by Warin with the registry of the Paris Mint and was intended for the Toulouse Mint, but this workshop never struck a ecu with this punch.. It is likely that the punch intended for the Toulouse Mint, which was given on August 4, 1672 to the general manager Claude Thomas, was deposited at the Saint-Palais Mint. This hypothesis was first put forward by Christian Charlet, \\\"A use in Saint-Palais, in 1672, of an effigy punch intended for the Toulouse Mint?\\\", BSFN, June 1994, p.. 888-892. Christian Charlet and Emmanuel Henry were particularly interested in these Saint-Palais shields. According to the work of Fernand Arbez, 29. 651 examples were struck for a total weight of 3. 296 marks 1 ounce 21 deniers. example from the same pair of squares as the example from The Bru Sale, December 9, 2011, no. 189. A specific article by Christian Charlet devoted to this coin and this series was published in the January 2021 Numismatic Bulletin. An update on the effigy punch is in progress and will be published by Christian Charlet and Arnaud Clairand. The effigy mark is not that of Toulouse, but rather a mark sent from Paris