Medieval French denier tournois attributed to Philip III or Philip IV, c. 1280-1310. One side depicts a cross pattée surrounded by the royal legend PHILIPPVS REX, meaning King Philip. The opposite side features the stylized châtel tournois with the legend TVRONVS CIVIS, referring to the city of Tours. This hammered billon coin belongs to a type issued across the two reigns; the precise ruler and issue have not been established.

- Country: France
- Denomination: Denier tournois
- Attribution: Philip III or Philip IV
- Approximate period: c. 1280-1310; coin is undated
- Composition: Billon, a silver-copper alloy; exact fineness undetermined
- Diameter: 18.6 mm
- Weight: 0.87 g
- Designs: Cross pattée and stylized châtel tournois
- Method of manufacture: Hammered

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