E-auction 614-595756 - feu_977652 - FRANCE 10 EURO - VERCINGÉTORIX 2019 Pessac

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Estimate :	20 €
Price :	23 €
Maximum bid :	23 €
End of the sale :	20 January 2025 19:40:00
bidders :	6 bidders

Type : 10 EURO - VERCINGÉTORIX

Date: 2019

Mint name / Town : Pessac

Quantity minted : 85000

Metal : silver

Millesimal fineness : 500 ‰

Diameter : 31 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 17 g.

Edge : lisse

Coments on the condition:

Sous plastique

Catalogue references :

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Commentary

L’Histoire de la France revisitée à travers ses monnaies anciennes
Seconde vague de la série complète de 18 pièces de 10€
La Monnaie de Paris frappe les monnaies des Français depuis l’an 864. Ses trésors, qui appartiennent au patrimoine, et son savoir-faire sont à l’origine de cette collection qui, de l’époque romaine à aujourd’hui retrace, en une vingtaine de pièces l’Histoire de France.
La monnaie Vercingétorix représente un Satère en argent, circulant autrefois de la Grèce à la Gaule. Ce furent les premières monnaies à avoir fait l’objet de contrefaçons. Le visage de Vercingétorix qu’on repère sur certaines d’entre elles est sans doute inspiré d’Apollon.
The History of France Revisited Through Its Ancient Coins Second wave of the complete series of 18 €10 coins The Monnaie de Paris has been minting French coins since 864. Its treasures, which are part of the heritage, and its expertise are at the origin of this collection which, from the Roman era to today, traces the history of France in around twenty coins. The Vercingetorix coin represents a silver Satère, once circulating from Greece to Gaul. These were the first coins to be counterfeited. The face of Vercingetorix that can be seen on some of them is undoubtedly inspired by Apollo