Franc de Pied

Franc de Pied is a historical term that refers to a unit of currency used in France before the introduction of the euro. It literally translates to "franc of foot" and was part of various monetary systems in France from the 14th century until the 20th century. The term often denotes the common or everyday franc as opposed to its higher-value equivalents. It represents a significant aspect of French economic history, reflecting the evolution of currency and trade within the country. While the franc is now obsolete, its legacy continues in the historical context of European currency.