France. Charles VI (1380-1422). Agnel d'or (Paris)
The Agnel d'or from the reign of Charles VI (1380-1422) is a prestigious medieval French gold coin named for its depiction of the 'Agnus Dei' (Lamb of God). Minted in Paris and other cities, it was prized for its purity and religious symbolism. This coin reflects the medieval French monarchy's economic strength and deep Christian iconography prevalent in currency design at the time. Collectors value the Agnel d'or for its artistic beauty, historical significance, and rarity in medieval numismatics.
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