. France Denier Archevêché de Lyon, minted between 1200-1250 A.D. (No reserve price)
The Denier from the Archdiocese of Lyon minted between 1200-1250 A.D. is a medieval coin reflecting the ecclesiastical and economic significance of the region during the Middle Ages. Denier coins were common currency throughout medieval Europe, often minted by bishops or local authorities. This coin embodies the intersection of religious authority and monetary power, displaying symbols relevant to Lyon and its archbishops. Such items are important to historians and collectors interested in medieval numismatics and church history.
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