XII. Pope Ince, originally named Antonio Pignatelli, was born on March 13, 1615 in Spinazzola, in the Kingdom of Naples. After completing his studies at the Jesuit school, VIII. He came to the court of Pope Orbán and later held episcopal offices in several places, for example in Vienna and Poland. After Sándor's death, a long conclave took place. During the beginning of his papacy, he took several measures to promote ecclesiastical reforms, for example with his bull aimed at curbing nepotism, the Romanum decet Pontificem. In 1699, he also took an active role in the Spanish throne succession issue, supporting XIV. Lajos in gaining the throne. II. Pope Ince died on September 27, 1700.

XII. During the reign of Pope Ince (1691-1700), the coins minted in the Vatican were as follows: Testone: Silver coin, weighing 34.5 grams, fineness 902 thousandths. XII on the front. Bust of Pope Ince, on the reverse side is the image of the apostles St. Peter and St. Paul.Giulio: Silver coin, weight 6.2 grams, fineness 585 thousandths. XII on the front. Bust of Pope Ince, the image of the Virgin Mary can be seen on the reverse.Baiocco: Copper coin, weight 3.2 grams. XII on the front. There is a bust of Pope Ince, and on the reverse there is an image of St. Peter the Apostles. Commemorative medals minted by the Pope: XII. Silver coin minted to commemorate the inauguration of Pope Ince, weighing 34.5 grams, with a fineness of 902 thousandths. XII on the front. A bust of Pope Ince, and a replica of the Lateran Basilica can be seen on the back. A silver coin minted to commemorate the completion of St. Peter's Basilica, weighing 34.5 grams, with a fineness of 902 thousandths. XII on the front. Bust of Pope Ince, on the back is a replica of St. Peter's Basilica. XII. Coins minted by Pope Ince can be recognized by the portrait of the Pope and the various symbols of the Vatican City and Parish. The coins are of high quality and popular with collectors.