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Charles the Bald - obole

 French and English Royal and Medieval Coins

Coin du Moment
Posted March 29, 2009


On this date in history: July 04th

1187: Defeat of a crusader force under Guy de Lusignan, king of Jerusalem, by Saladin. (Marsh)

1190: Philip Auguste and Richard I leave Vezalay for the crusades.(*)

1475: English army of Edward IV lands at Calais as part of the Anglo-Burgundian Alliance of 1474, with the intenti on of conquering France.

 


Coins of France: Expanded Index
From the Carolingians to the 19th Century,
With a Carolingian emphasis,
With numismatic, genealogical and historical notes
 
Collection Idéale des Monnaies Carolingiennes

Carolingian Legend Search

Coins of England
From the Anglo Saxons to the present
With numismatic, genealogical and historical notes

Coins of Italy

Coins of Germany

Coins of the Crusades

Coins of Armenian Cilicia

1453


Special interests
The coins and numismatic interests represented on this site lend themselves to different reorganizations.
Most of the special interest pages are found off the 'France' link above.
Here are several of the most recent additions to the site (newest first):
Romanesque Churches of France - not numismatic
Charles the Bold and the Battle of Grandson
Charles the Bold and the Battle of Morat
Unique coins
Charles the Bold and the Battle of Nancy
Partial Visitors Guide to Carolingian Germany)
Battle of Cocherel 1364 (with relevant coinage)
Siege of Chartres 911(with relevant coinage)
French Medieval Battles and Battlefields (with relevant coinage)
Visitor's Guide to Carolingian France: Savoie
The Carolingian's Decade Horribilis: 877 - 887
Battle of Bouvines - 1214
Battle of Poitiers II: Moussais - 732
Melle: Mint and Money
Visitor's Guide to Carolingian France: Loire and Touraine
Visitor's Guide to Carolingian France: Aquitaine and Perigord


Site References
Links
Coins of Wood Family Ancestors
Art on Offer (no numismatic connection)

This site is maintained by Tom Oberhofer; oberhot@eckerd.edu
Presence of an image on this site does not imply current ownership.
Many images are presented with permission from other sites or from online auctions.
There is more pleasure in the hunting and history than in the having. I take a 'catch and release' approach, where ownership is transient.
Any coins currently owned are kept in a safe deposit box.

copyright 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

Thank you for visiting. Continually in revision. Comments and corrections appreciated.