Philip VI (1328–1350). Golden Angel, 2nd issue, Notre-Dame (1341).

Av. PHILIPPVS: D’ - GRA: FRAC: REX. The Archangel Saint Michael standing beneath a canopy that terminates in a polylobe cut off at the bottom, crowned, holding a long-shafted cross resting on the head of a dragon lying at his feet, and the shield of France with three lilies.
Rev. + XPC: VINCIT: XPC: REGNAT: XPC: IMPERAT. A four-lobed cross, leafy and flowered, within a four-lobed fleur-de-lis field flanked by four small crowns.
Dy.255A - Fr.273; Gold - 6.33 g - 32 mm - 9 h
NGC MS 61 (8772184-002).
Featuring a beautiful blank and strike, with crisp relief, from the second issue minted only between August 1341 and June 1342! With a light golden patina. Superb.