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Unattributed Louis XIII Of France? - Now Identified As 1/2 Sol Of Louis XIIIi (14)

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Unattributed-Louis-XIII-Of-France?---Now-Identified-As-1/2-Sol-Of-Louis-XIIIi-14
Unattributed-Louis-XIII-Of-France?---Now-Identified-As-1/2-Sol-Of-Louis-XIIIi-14

Here I have an unattributed coin from France or something under the control of France. It is in rather poor shape, and I can read on one side:

".XIII roi de france et de navarre", with 3 pairs of crowned "L"s.

On the other side I can read:
"denier de france" and the design element looks like a lobed and cross fleuree.

The coins weighs 4.65 grams and has a diameter of 25.4 millimeters, which is the size and weight of a 2 liard.
Unfortunately I cannot match the 3 pairs of crowned "L"s with a picture in Krause, and the cross fleuree is only on the gold coins. Perhaps I am missing something obvious.
So attribution help would be appreciated.
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OK, I have identified it. Louis 14 (XIIII) 1/2 sol, 1710-12. Not illustrated or even listed in my old Krause. Inscriptions are really "Louis XIIII roi de france et de nav" and "six deniers de france"
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This 6 deniers looks like a match.

https://www.cgb.fr/louis-xiv-le-gra...51_51,a.html
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