Ivoix (mint place, now Carignan in the Ardennes, France) was active under the Merovingian moneyer Mannus and later served
as a mint of the County of Chiny. It passed to Luxembourg in 1340 and became French in 1659. Coins were struck there under
Louis V (1268–1299), Arnold III of Loon (1299–1310), Louis VI of Loon (1310–1336), and, under Luxembourg, Wenceslas I (1353–1383).