FRANCE Blanc "Guénar"; Charles VI (1380-1422); Years - 1385-1419; Composition - Billon (.439 silver) ((varies)); Weight - 3.06 g; Diameter - 27,4 mm; Shape - Round (irregular); Technique - Hammered; Mint: Saint-Lô, France (1275-1693). Obverse: Shield of France. Lettering: + KAROLVS : FRANCORV : REX Translation: Charles, King of the Franks. Reverse: Cross confined to the 1st and 4th of a crown, to the 2nd and 3rd of a lily. In some varieties, the crowns and lilies are swapped and they may have three dots or two crescents for the colons in the legend. Colons may comprise filled or hollow points or concentric circles. Lettering: + SIT : NOME : DNI : BENEDICTV Unabridged legend: Sit Nomen Domini Benedictum Translation: Blessed be the name of the Lord. References: Duplessy#377, Ciani 507, LP#381. A beautiful and large coin. Rare in this condition. Shipping by registered priority mail with tracking option - POLISH POST