FRANCE / CAPÉTIENS - FRANCE / ROYAL Philip VI (1328-1350). Golden shield with chair, 6th issue ND (1349). Av. + PHILIPPVS: DEI° / °°GRA°° / °FRANCORVM: REX. The King seated in a Gothic stall, crowned, wearing hauberts and cotte d'armes, holding sword and shield of France with lilies without number, in a polylobe cantoned with small shamrocks; saltires on the steps of the stall. Rv. + XP'C: VINCIT: XP'C: REGNAT: XP'C: IMPERAT, punctuated by two superimposed saltires. Four-lobed cross with flowers within a quatrefoil decorated with leaves and flanked by four shamrocks without tails, three of which point outwards. Dy.249E - Fr.270; Gold - 4.51 g - 29 mm - 5 h With a certificate of authenticity from Jean Bally dated 24 June 1974 (18,000 Frs). NGC UNC DETAILS REV SCRATCHED (8360794-004). With three trefoils with points outwards and the last one with point inwards. Well centred strike. Scratch mark on reverse. Superb condition.