French states – city of Metz – 1 florin (1385-1450)

NGC – AU details N#370089 – The French coin known as the florin, minted between 1385 and 1450, was a gold currency used during the late medieval period. It was introduced during the reigns of various French kings, including Charles VI and Charles VII. The florin was valued for its gold content and played a significant role in trade and commerce domestically and internationally. Featuring religious motifs, portraits of rulers, and other medieval symbols, it declined in usage by the mid-15th century, eventually being replaced by other currencies. Today, French florins from this period are sought after by collectors for their historical significance. Gold 986 3,48 gram Fr#164