Rijsel (also Rijssel, French: Lille), is a Flemish mint town and the present-day capital of the French department of Nord,
where coins were minted by the Flemish counts Robert II of Jerusalem (1093–1111) and Charles the Good (1119–1127), bearing
the inscription INSULA and/or INSULT. In addition, there was local coinage in the 12th and 13th centuries of tokens bearing
the inscription LILA or LIL(L)E.
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