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1712 ⅒ Ecu with three crowns - Louis XIV

🇫🇷 France · Livre Tournois · 1204–1793
Regular
Weight3.059 g
Diameter22.5 mm
Mintage 2,026,373 Combined across issues: & 16,000; 9 528,160; A 280,715; B 12,000; C 63,865; E 73,429; G 43,540; I 4,000; K 234,936; M 21,700; N 66,943; T 314,590; X 223,833; Y 66,290; Z 12,602; ϽϹ 63,770
EdgeRope-shaped
Alignment↑↓ Coin
Composition91.70% Silver
DesignerNorbert Roettiers
ReferenceCiani Royales# 1940, Gad R2# 125, Clairand# 33196
Collector's Key World IDCKW-FRA-9657
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Frequently Asked QuestionsFAQ
How many 1712 France ⅒ Ecu with three crowns - Louis XIV coins were minted?
2,026,373 were struck. Combined across issues: & 16,000; 9 528,160; A 280,715; B 12,000; C 63,865; E 73,429; G 43,540; I 4,000; K 234,936; M 21,700; N 66,943; T 314,590; X 223,833; Y 66,290; Z 12,602; ϽϹ 63,770.
What is a 1712 France ⅒ Ecu with three crowns - Louis XIV made of?
0.917 Silver, weighing 3.059 g.
What is the melt value of a 1712 France ⅒ Ecu with three crowns - Louis XIV?
It contains 0.0902 troy ounces of silver. Multiply that by the silver spot price for its melt value. Silver price today