E-auction 51-22276 - fwo_325267 - FINLAND 50 Pennia aigle bicéphale 1917 Helsinki

FINLAND 50 Pennia aigle bicéphale 1917 Helsinki MS

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Estimate :	35 €
Price :	14 €
Maximum bid :	20 €
End of the sale :	07 April 2014 18:06:30
bidders :	6 bidders

Type : 50 Pennia aigle bicéphale

Date: 1917

Mint name / Town : Helsinki

Quantity minted : 570000

Metal : silver

Diameter : 18,6 mm

Weight : 2,57 g.

Edge : cannelée

Catalogue references :

KM20/50

Obverse

Obverse legend : (ANÉPIGRAPHE).

Obverse description : Écu de Finlande sur un aigle bicéphale héraldique .

Reverse

Reverse legend : 50 / PENNIÄ / 1917.

Reverse description : Dans une couronne de feuilles de chêne, inscriptions sur trois lignes.

Commentary

En 1809, par le traité de Fredrikshamm, le Suède cède la Finlande au Tsar Alexandre Ier. Le Grand-Duché de Finlande devient un territoire autonome dont le Grand-Duc est le tsar. Il devient indépendant, le 6 décembre 1917.
Ce type est frappée sous le gouvernement Kerenski. La couronne symbole de la dynastie des Romanov a disparu de l’avers.
In 1809, by the Treaty of Fredrikshamm, Sweden ceded Finland to Tsar Alexander I. The Grand Duchy of Finland became an autonomous territory with the Grand Duke as Tsar. It became independent on December 6, 1917. This type was struck under the Kerensky government. The crown symbolizing the Romanov dynasty has disappeared from the obverse.