fmd_189105 - Essai de 5 centimes au portrait de Napoléon Ier n.d. VG.-
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Type : Essai de 5 centimes au portrait de Napoléon Ier
Date: n.d.
Metal : tin
Diameter : 27,29 mm
Orientation dies : 6 h.
Weight : 10,52 g.
Edge : lisse
Rarity : R3
Coments on the condition:
Jolie lumière et des restes du brillant de frappe
Obverse
Obverse legend : NAPOLEON - EMPEREUR.
Obverse description : Tête nue à droite ; au-dessous signature cursive Tiolier.
Reverse
Reverse legend : EMPIRE (LAURIER) FRANCAIS/ 5/ CENTIMES/ ESSAI.
Reverse description : entre deux branches d'olivier.
Commentary
Frappé vers 1860. Amusant document frappé, sur un flan en étain, avec un droit, un poids et un diamètre correspondants à une 2 francs type F.251 ou F.252. Revers du 5 centimes Napoléon II mais le millésime a été enlevé. Les essais au portrait de Napoléon Ier sont rarissimes.
Struck around 1860. Amusing document struck, on a pewter flan, with a right, a weight and a diameter corresponding to a 2 franc type F.251 or F.252. Reverse of the 5 centimes Napoleon II but the year has been removed. Tests with the portrait of Napoleon I are extremely rare
Struck around 1860. Amusing document struck, on a pewter flan, with a right, a weight and a diameter corresponding to a 2 franc type F.251 or F.252. Reverse of the 5 centimes Napoleon II but the year has been removed. Tests with the portrait of Napoleon I are extremely rare
Historical background
NAPOLEON II
(20/03/1811-22/07/1832)
Napoleon François-Joseph Charles Bonaparte was born on March 20, 1811. King of Rome at his birth, he left France for good on May 2, 1814 with his mother, Archduchess Marie-Louise, without having seen his father again. The child bears the first names of his paternal grandparents, François and Joseph for Austria and Charles, the first name of Napoleon's father. In 1818, the Aiglon received the title of Duke of Reichstadt, for whom his father had abdicated on June 22, 1815, proclaiming him Napoleon II, Emperor of the French. Entrusted to the custody of Metternich, the Emperor's son died in the costume of an Austrian colonel on July 22, 1832. He was immortalized in Edmond Rostand's drama (1900) where he was played by Sarah Bernhardt.
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