Merovingian, carolingian, feudal and french royal coins shops : new coins

Hello ,

Here is for today some new coins among which you will find some merovingian coins as this nice "triens" which is a pseudo-imperial mintage to the name of Anastase Ist, probably minted at Narbonne around the years 500-510. Among the carolingian coins, you will find this nice "denier" of Charles II the Bald minted for Saint Quentin.

Among the feudal coins, you will find this superb "Cavalier d'or" for the County of Hainaut, to the name of Philip the Good, son of Jean sans Peur and Marguerite de Bavière. Finally, you will find royal coins as this "Salut d'or" under slab NGC, strucked to the name of Henry VI of Lancaster, for Troyes, rare mint place for this type.

Click on this link to look at the merovingian coins.

Click on this link to look at the carolingian coins.

Click on this link to look at the feudal coins.

Click on this link to look at the royal coins.

Thank you for collecting with CGB Numismatique !

In the current e-auction, you will find some feudal coins and some french royal coins.