VII. The pontificate of Pope Pius (1800–1823) was during the turbulent period of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars. Its coinage reflects this era and the decline of the papacy. The VII. The most common type of coins minted during the reign of Pius was the scudo, a silver coin with the portrait of the pope on one side and the papal coat of arms on the other side. Other types of coins that VII. Minted during the reign of Pius, the following were:Bajokk, a small copper coin used for everyday transactions.Testoon, a larger silver coin used on special occasions.Gold ducats, a large gold coin used for investment or gifting.VII. Coins minted during Pius's reign were generally of lower quality than coins minted by previous popes. This reflects the decline of the papacy caused by the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars.VII. Coins minted during the reign of Pius are still sought after by collectors. They are valued for their historical significance and their unique design reflecting the decline of the papacy.