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Hammered Bronze? Spanish? (Identified As French Jeton)

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Unattributed piece out of a shop's bargain bin. I'm posting it here as I'm thinking it's pre-1600, but I could be mistaken in that assessment. The cross reminds me of Spanish issues. I just can't get enough of a handle on the legends to pin this down. Roughly 26.5 mm in diameter. Pretty thin flan, so the weight is only 3.2 grams.

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Hammered-Bronze?-Spanish?-Identified-As-French-Jeton

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I'd guess this is a jeton, like the other you recently posted.

There's a site for Dugniolle with a legends search http://www.dugniolle.com/search-dugniolle.html), but the reference is limited to the low countries.

I don't recognize the designs of the item in question, and nothing in them stands out that would point to a time or place. I'd guess that the gothic lettering limits the date range to before the 17th century, but that's all I can see to go off of.
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@luck, I'm pretty sure that is a French Jeton, matching this one on acsearch sold by CNG earlier this year:

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=9304547

Here is the description in case that link doesn't work:


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FRANCE, Royal. temp. Louis XI le Prudent (the Prudent)-Charles VIII l'Affable (the Affable). 1461-1498. Æ Jeton (27mm, 6.15 g, 10h). Struck mid-late 15th century. + VIV#1028; * L#1028; ROI * VIV#1028; * LE ROI * VIV#1028;, four lis within lozenge; all within double polylobe with lis in spandrels / + G#1028;TT#1028;S * BI#1028;H * PI#1028;S * BI#1028;H * (stems on flowers in legend), cross fleuree; flowers on stems in quarters.


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