France Denier Tournois to identify [solved]

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Hello!

Me again. This time I found this French coin.

I think it is a Denier Tournois from France - Royals - Livre tournois (781-1795). But I can't identify the right one.


I can read a 15, then probably an 8 en maybe an 0. Not very clear on the picture .

Maybe the other side kan identify the right head.
I can read He (From Henri) and III.

Thanks again for helping!

Gr. Michael
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https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces57316.html 17mm
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces57787.html 17mm
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces57313.html 20mm

May be any of those - what is the diameter?
It is 19mm on the widest part, but look at the 3 emblems. There are 3 the same. On almost all dernier tournois I see 2 of the same and one different emblem.
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It is probably an double denier, maybe this one.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces57277.html
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The Mintmark is the letter under the bust that does not follow the direction of the legend, so in your case it looks like B for Rouen so must be this coin https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces57284.html
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That sure looks like it. And looking closer on the date, it is probably 1586.
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Quote: "apuking"​The Mintmark is the letter under the bust that does not follow the direction of the legend, so in your case it looks like B for Rouen so must be this coin https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces57284.html
Yes ─ ​I was going to give the same link to the Rouen mint.

It seems to me that the date could be read: 158 ▒ .
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Status changed to Solved (Michaelw90, 26-Aug-2019, 22:44)
Thanks all!
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