E-auction 562-499783 - feu_869569 - FRANCE Belle Épreuve 5 Euro LA SEMEUSE - DENIER DE CHARLES LE CHAUVE 2014 Pessac

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Proof set

Estimate :	80 €
Price :	65 €
Maximum bid :	65 €
End of the sale :	22 January 2024 19:20:20
bidders :	7 bidders

Type : Belle Épreuve 5 Euro LA SEMEUSE - DENIER DE CHARLES LE CHAUVE

Date: 2014

Mint name / Town : Pessac

Quantity minted : 10.000

Metal : gold

Millesimal fineness : 999 ‰

Diameter : 11 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 0,5 g.

Edge : lisse

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Commentary

Pièce Belle Épreuve présentée dans son écrin avec cartouche cartonné et certificat numéroté (n°00265).
Pièce de la nouvelle série “La Semeuse”. Cette nouvelle série qui débute en 2014 devrait durer sept ans. Série hommage aux monnaies qui ont marqué l’histoire de France.
Pour débuter en 2014 le denier de Charles le Chauve et l’Edit de Pîtres, acte fondateur de la Monnaie de Paris.
Celle-ci célèbre donc aussi en 2014 ses 1150 ans

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Proof coin presented in its case with cardboard cartridge and numbered certificate (n°00265). Coin from the new “La Semeuse” series. This new series, which begins in 2014, should last seven years. A series paying tribute to the coins that have marked the history of France. To begin in 2014, the denier of Charles the Bald and the Edict of Pîtres, the founding act of the Monnaie de Paris. The latter also celebrates its 1150th anniversary in 2014.