Live auction - fwo_817629 - ITALY - CISALPINE REPUBLIC 30 soldi an IX (1801) Milan

ITALY - CISALPINE REPUBLIC 30 soldi an IX (1801) Milan XF

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Estimate :	300 €
Price :	no bid
Maximum bid :	no bid
End of the sale :	25 April 2023 19:25:35

Type : 30 soldi an IX

Date: (1799-1800)

Date: (1801)

Mint name / Town : Milan

Quantity minted : 300000

Metal : silver

Millesimal fineness : 684 ‰

Diameter : 29,61 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 7,31 g.

Edge : feuilletée

Rarity : R1

Coments on the condition:

Patine hétérogène

Catalogue references :

Mont.185 - KM19/1 - CNI/V.2

Obverse

Obverse legend : REPVBBLICA - CISALPINA./ SOLDI. 30..

Obverse description : Buste lauré, casqué et drapé de la République à droite.

Obverse translation : (République Cisalpine / 30 soldi).

Reverse

Reverse legend : PACE/ CELEBRATA./ FORO BONAPARTE/ FONDATO./ ANNO IX..

Reverse description : en cinq lignes.

Reverse translation : (La paix célébrée par Bonaparte, fondée l’an IX).

Commentary

Le revers de notre pièce, fabriquée à 300.000 exemplaires, commémore la Paix de Lunéville du 9 février 1801 qui confirme l'indépendance de cettte République "sœur". Notre pièce correspond à un quart de scudo ou à une lire et demie et vaut un dixième de zecchino ou "1,5 lire" milanaise.
The reverse of our coin, produced in 300,000 examples, commemorates the Peace of Lunéville of February 9, 1801, which confirmed the independence of this \\\"sister\\\" Republic. Our coin corresponds to a quarter of a scudo or one and a half lire and is worth one tenth of a zecchino or \\\"1.5 lire\\\" Milanese