A Franc with a flat collar of 1853! You read correctly!
Once again, my friend Sylvain D showed me this curiosity. This is a franc with flat collar.
Obverse legend: HENRICVS. III. D. G. FRA. POL. REX. (symbol) K :
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There are in all 3 sizes of letters for the mint of Paris (letter A): small, normal and high. However, it is possible that one names small by: very small; normal will also be named medium. This is due to the fact that the punches used to mark the mint letter on the die, are more or less small. For example it will be very small if the letter is engraved with a punch used for cents, on a corner for a 2 francs. The final visual will give the impression of having a ''very small'' letter. I also think that name is given to help people understand what we are talking about. Because people who referenced these variants knew well that it is very difficult to see the difference between normal and small. Because sometimes even the punch '' normal '' is already itself small. One way to say '' imagine a tiny letter ''.
5 centimes et UN Décime DUPRÉ, comment bien les identifier et estimer.
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