France 1 ecu Louis XVI No Dot Sem KM-564.1 Gad-356 AU 58 PCGS silver coin 1789 A

The 1789 France 1 Écu "No Dot Sem." of King Louis XVI is a highly collectible silver coin from the closing chapter of the Bourbon monarchy. This variety, cataloged as KM-564.1 / Gad-356, is distinguished by the No Dot Sem. feature and is certified PCGS AU58, preserving exceptional original detail from one of the most pivotal years in French history. The obverse presents the left-facing bust of Louis XVI, shown with a carefully curled wig tied with a ribbon and wearing an ornate embroidered royal coat. The portrait is framed by a denticled border, with the date below completing the elegant design. The reverse displays the crowned oval shield bearing the three fleur-de-lis of the Bourbon dynasty, surrounded by intertwined oak and olive branches tied with a ribbon. The royal crown, heraldic shield, floral wreath, denticled rim, and refined engraving reflect the artistry of the Paris Mint. Issued in 1789, the year the French Revolution began, this Écu represents the final circulation coinage of the Ancien Régime. Certified PCGS AU58, it is an outstanding acquisition for collectors of French royal coinage, Bourbon history, rare varieties, and eighteenth-century European numismatics.

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