Charles VII (1422–1461). Gold shield with a crown, 3rd type (or “new shield”), 6th issue, ND (1450–1461), Paris.

Obverse (crowned): KAROLVS: DEI: GRA: FRANCORVM: REX (variant). Crowned Shield of France, flanked by two crowned lilies.
Rev. (crown) XPC° VINCIT° XPC° REGNAT° XPC° IMPERAT (variant). A leafy cross with an angled quatrefoil at the center, flanked by four crowns, within a quatrefoil.
Dy.511E - Fr.307; Gold - 3.47 g - 27.5 mm - 4 h
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PCGS MS63 (56278537).
With 18th-century dots on the obverse and reverse. Punctuation marked by two superimposed diamonds on the obverse and a single diamond on the reverse. Small diamonds within the initial crowns for the 6th issue. Superb in Proof condition.