Charles VI (1380–1422). Gold Agnel, 1st issue, undated (1417), Angers.

Av. + AGN: DEI: QVI: TOLL: PECAT: MVDI: MIS: NOBIS. Paschal Lamb on the left, one of its forelegs raised, head turned to the right, in front of a trefoil cross with a banner that cuts across the exergue’s inscription, within a bulbous polylobe interrupted at the bottom; in the exergue: KF - RX.
Reverse + XPC* VINCIT* XPC* REGNAT* XPC* IMPERAT. A trefoil cross with leaves, featuring a rosette at its center, flanked by four lilies, all within an angled quadrilobe flanked by eight small lilies.
Dy.372 - Fr.290; Gold - 2.52 g - 23 mm - 2 h
Top Pop: This is the finest graded specimen!
PCGS MS62 (55952493).
With a 7th ring on the reverse. The strike is slightly flattened with some weakness in the relief. Slight signs of circulation. Light golden patina. Superb.