Watch List notes:

FRANCE: Jean II Le Bon, 1350-1364, AV mouton d'or (4.51g), ND (1355), Fr-280, Duplessy-291, Paschal lamb left, with head turned to right in front of cross with pennant, IOH' REX in exergue with +AGN.DEI.QVI.TOLL'.PCCCA.MVDI.MISERERE.NOB' around all // cross with a heart on the end of each arm and fleur-de-lis in the angles with +:XP'C+VINCIT+XP'C+REgnAT+XP'C+IMPERAT around, AU. Jean II's reign was frought with turmoil. The beginning of the Hundred Years War and the great plague got the new dynasty off to a bad start. Unable to levy taxes, it resorted to monetary transfers to replenish the treasury. These manipulations caused extremely unpopular devaluation of the currency.

Estimate: 1,800-2,200 USD