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Gold Ecu with sun - Charles IX and successors (1st type)

🇫🇷 France · Gold Ecu with sun - Charles IX and successors (1st type) · 1204–1793
Regular
Weight3.375 g
Diameter25 mm
Mintage 239,123 Combined across issues: 9 8,443; A 71,000; B 80,300; C 6,200; D 14,698; E 4,661; H 7,599; I 10,200; M 21,400; R 7,023; T 7,599; reported issues only — 6 further varieties unpublished
Composition95.80% Gold
ReferenceFr# 378, Ciani Royales# 1343; 1346; 1348, LP# 890; 940, Gad R1# 442, 442C, etc.
Collector's Key World IDCKW-FRA-10265

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Frequently Asked QuestionsFAQ
How many 1567 France Gold Ecu with sun - Charles IX and successors (1st type) coins were minted?
239,123 were struck (Combined across issues: 9 8,443; A 71,000; B 80,300; C 6,200; D 14,698; E 4,661; H 7,599; I 10,200; M 21,400; R 7,023; T 7,599; reported issues only — 6 further varieties unpublished).
What is a 1567 France Gold Ecu with sun - Charles IX and successors (1st type) made of?
0.958 Gold, weighing 3.375 g.
What is the melt value of a 1567 France Gold Ecu with sun - Charles IX and successors (1st type)?
Its melt value is its metal content multiplied by the current spot price. See our melt calculator on the metals pages for a live figure.
Is the 1567 France Gold Ecu with sun - Charles IX and successors (1st type) a key date?
It's a more common issue overall, though scarcer varieties may carry a premium — see the varieties list.