France 1 ecu Louis XVI Pau Cow Mark KM-572 Gad-356a AU PCGS silver coin 1791 I

This 1791 France 1 ecu silver coin, KM-572, Gad-356a, was struck at the Pau Mint under King Louis XVI, featuring the I mintmark and distinctive cow mint symbol. Certified PCGS AU, this historic issue represents the final years of the French monarchy. The obverse displays a left-facing portrait of Louis XVI with curled hair tied by a ribbon, embroidered royal clothing, and the Latin inscription identifying the king. A small cow symbol appears beneath the bust. The reverse features a magnificent royal crown above an oval shield decorated with three fleur-de-lis, surrounded by laurel branches, delicate leaves, berries, and a tied ribbon. The date 1791, mintmark, and Latin legend complete the design. Louis XVI ruled France from 1774 until the monarchy was abolished in 1792, making this coin a fascinating witness to the French Revolution. Its historic significance, distinctive Pau mint symbols, and PCGS certification make it an appealing collectible.

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