Feudal Coins 15th – 16th Century

Lot of four feudal coins in their individual protective capsule:

1. Duchy of Lorraine Charles III (1545-1608):
Charles III with an elderly bust.
Total weight: approximately 2.49 gr., Metal: Copper Average diameter: 23 mm. Nice patina.
. OBVERSE: elderly bust, right, beard and moustache, wearing a doublet. In Latin: CAROLUS . DEI . GRATIA (trans: Charles, by the Grace of God).
. REVERSE: eight coats of arms, two centered Lorraine crosses and rose flowers around the edge.

2. Religious token with the effigy of the Virgin Mary: circa 15th century
Religious account token with the effigy of the Virgin Mary
Total weight: approximately 3.60 gr., Metal: Copper Average diameter: 26.7 mm. Good condition.
. OBVERSE: Face of the crowned Virgin centered in a trefoil. In Latin: + VENI . CREATOR. SPIRITUS M (trans: Come, Creator Spirit).
. REVERSE: Fleur-de-lis cross centered in a quatrefoil. In Latin: + AVE MARIA ° GRATIA PL (trans: Hail Mary full of grace)

3. Louis XI The Prudent (1423-1483):
Total weight: approximately 2.25 gr., Metal: Billon Average diameter: 27 mm Light surface oxidation and friction.
. OBVERSE: Three lilies placed 2 and 1 in a double trilobe surmounted by a sun. In Latin: LVDOVICVS: FRANCORVM: REX.
. REVERSE: Cross in a double quadrilobe. In Latin: SIT NOMEN (?) BENEDICTUM

4. Feudal duchy to be identified
Total weight: approximately 1.95 gr., Metal: Average diameter: 23.4 mm Light surface oxidation and friction. Beautiful patina.
. REVERSE: Cross centered around the inscription.