Neufchateau coins online catalog with values
Signoria of Neufchateau
The town of Neuchateau is located in northwestern France, in Lorraine. In Roman times the city was called Noviomagus (or Noviomagus, Neomagus). In 1094, when the Duke of Lorraine Thierry II (1070-1115) built a castle here, the city appears under the name Novum Castrum. A 12th century poem describes it as large, rich and well fortified. In 1231 Neuchateau became the first settlement in Lorraine to receive city rights. In 1436 and 1476 the city was occupied by Burgundian troops. After the fall of the Duchy of Burgundy, Lorraine came under French control. Richelieu, just in case, ordered the destruction of the city walls. In 1766, the city, along with all of Lorraine, officially became part of France.
denier
Theobald II of Lorraine (1283-1303)
denier no date
silver
NOVOCARTI
Value - 80-100 USD
Other coins of French Feudalist
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