E-auction 87-44619 - fwo_284926 - ITALY 1 Lire Victor-Emmanuel III an XIV / aigle et faisceau 1936 Rome - R

ITALY 1 Lire Victor-Emmanuel III an XIV / aigle et faisceau 1936 Rome - R XF

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Estimate :	90 €
Price :	46 €
Maximum bid :	46 €
End of the sale :	15 December 2014 17:43:30
bidders :	6 bidders

Type : 1 Lire Victor-Emmanuel III an XIV / aigle et faisceau

Date: 1936

Mint name / Town : Rome - R

Quantity minted : 119000

Metal : steel chromium

Millesimal fineness : 835 ‰

Diameter : 26,70 mm

Weight : 5 g.

Edge : cannelée

Rarity : R1

Catalogue references :

Mont.218

Obverse

Obverse legend : VITTORIO . EMMANVELE . III . RE . . IMP ..

Obverse description : portrait à gauche de Victor-Emmanuel III.

Obverse translation : (Victor-Emmanuel III roi et empereur).

Reverse

Reverse legend : ITALIA // L.-1.

Reverse description : aigle aux ailes déployées, faisceau, écu de savoir et dates.

Reverse translation : (Italie // 1 Lire).

Commentary

Ces monnaies ont une double datation : la date selon l’atelier grégorien et la date en chiffre romain correspondant à la mise en place du régime fasciste. Le “nouvel an fasciste” était fixé au 28 octobre en commémoration de la “Marche sur Rome”..
These coins have a double dating: the date according to the Gregorian mint and the date in Roman numerals corresponding to the establishment of the fascist regime. The “fascist new year” was set on October 28 in commemoration of the “March on Rome.”