Offered is a lovely 26mm silver ‘Blanc’ Guenar, struck at Paris (no secret marks, concentric punctuations) in 1411 under the reign of Charles VI, as part of the second coinage for this type, DYR#377, LP#381. An attractive example on a unclipped, regular flan, this piece is a well-struck, above-average example with considerable eye-appeal. A scarce and wholesome hammered silver.
Offered is a lovely 26mm silver ‘Blanc’ Guenar, struck at Paris (no secret marks, concentric punctuations) in 1411 under the reign of Charles VI, as part of the second coinage for this type, DYR#377, LP#381. An attractive example on a unclipped, regular flan, this piece is a well-struck, above-average example with considerable eye-appeal. A scarce and wholesome hammered silver.
