Frankreich, Philip IV 1285- 1314 coin varieties

After S letter in the first picture there is like a bone or something, can not find this mark on other coins. Can someone help me?

Should I post it on french site?

It can be a 'logogram', first used by Tullius Tiro, Amanuensis, friend and secretary of the Roman statesman and orator Cicero (106-43 BC). The logograms of Tiro are named after him: ‘notae tironianae’, Tironian characters.
Perhaps you should search in that direction...
Or it is a mintmark
PHILIPPUS REX
BENEDICTU SIT NOMEN DNI NRI DEI NRV XPI

TURONUS CIVItatiS

13th/14th century
France
Gros Tournois nd
Philippe IV (1285-1314) (Philippus has 3 P's, Philipe III has 2 P's)
Mint: Tours
Literature: Duplessy 213

You can send the pictures to Arie: http://www.bonatiele.nl/FILWEL/welcome.html
http://www.bonatiele.nl/FDETUK/frames-midden-medievalcoins13thcentury.html

Thank you PetrusAscanus, I will try to send pictures.

Quote: "PetrusAscanus"​PHILIPPUS REX
​BENEDICTU SIT NOMEN DNI NRI DEI NRV XPI
​
​TURONUS CIVItatiS
​
​13th/14th century
​France
​Gros Tournois nd
​Philippe IV (1285-1314) (Philippus has 3 P's, Philipe III has 2 P's)
​Mint: Tours
​Literature: Duplessy 213
​
​You can send the pictures to Arie: http://www.bonatiele.nl/FILWEL/welcome.html
​http://www.bonatiele.nl/FDETUK/frames-midden-medievalcoins13thcentury.html

​TURONUS CIVItatiS
city of Tours
The gate of the city, crowned triangle, beneath 3 dots
Two connected circles
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tours#Middle_Ages

PHILIPPUS REX
​BENEDICTU SIT NOMEN DNI NRI DEI IhV XPI
benedictus sit nomen domini nostri dei iehova christi
blessed is the name of our lord Jesus Christ

Here you see a cross:
http://www.cgb.fr/philippe-iv-le-bel-gros-tournois-a-lo-rond-n-d-s-l-,bry_277441,a.html
http://www.poinsignon-numismatique.fr/monnaies_r5/monnaies-royales_c21/philippe-iv-le-bel-1285-1314_p608/philippe-iv-le-bel-1285-1314-gros-tournois-a-l-o-rond-l-bidente_article_63920.html
or a circle:
http://www.monnaiesdantan.com/vso7/philippe-gros-tournois-long-p437.htm
or a dot:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/French-Royal-coins-Philippe-IV-Le-Bel-Gros-tournois-a-lO-rond-/191001947857
https://www.fdcollector.com/produits/monnaies/monnaies-royales/philippe-iv-bel-gros-tournois-a-lo-rond/
or 3 dots:
http://www.cgb.fr/philippe-iii-le-hardi-et-philippe-iv-le-bel-monnayage-commun-a-partir-de-1280-gros-tournois-a-lo-rond-c-1305,v37_0009,a.html
or a Y
http://www.poinsignon-numismatique.fr/monnaies_r5/monnaies-royales_c21/philippe-iv-le-bel-1285-1314_p608/philippe-iv-le-bel-1285-1314-gros-tournois-a-l-o-rond_article_57939.html
or a crescent:
https://www.google.be/search?q=%22gros+tournois%22+%22philippe+iv%22&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi43tn4iMvSAhWCyRoKHVK0BDQQ_AUIBigB&biw=1261&bih=653#imgrc=Tm1gQuFu_zExcM:


Or you can contact this site:
http://www.ancientresource.com/lots/medieval_crusades/knights_templar_coins.html
However, the templar Knights id not have money of themselves. They did transport coins of the kings.
Your coin is NOT minted in 1305, because it has no ornaments on the L of Philippus, as can be seen here:
https://fr.numista.com/catalogue/pieces13405.html

Here is some information on variations:
http://www.e-periodica.ch/cntmng?var=true&pid=snr-003:1963:43::170
http://www.numis-club.fr/wp-content/uploads/ETUDE.pdf

Thanks again PetrusAscanus, this info is really helpful! It is really interesting!

I have contacted this website: http://www.ancientresource.com/lots/medieval_crusades/knights_templar_coins.html
unfortunately no luck. The answer was that it apears real but it was unknown kind of mark.
so the question is not solved..