Charles VII (1422–1461). Half-blanc or half-florette, 6th issue, ND (1429), C, Chinon.

Obverse (lily, with a small ring?): KAROLVS: FRANCORVM: REX (mint mark), punctuation uncertain. Crowned shield of France.
Rev. (lily, ring below) SIT N - OME * D - NI BE * - IIEDI. Cross cutting through the legend, flanked by a lily at 2 o’clock and a small crown at 3 o’clock.
Dy.467E (not found) - Crépin C VII-58 p.503 (1 copy); Billon - 1.31 g - 22.6 mm - 5 h
Extremely rare, with one specimen cited by G. Crépin, 2026, from the Saulcy collection (information provided by Mr. Dhénin): this specimen completes the legend and confirms this extremely rare issue, attested for Villefranche-de-Rouergue and confirmed by this specimen!
Extremely rare, with only one specimen reported in the De Saulcy collection! Specimen with notched edges. Features an antique patina. Very Fine to Very Good-Fine.