E-auction 26-8249 - fwo_227630 - ITALY - ROMAN REPUBLIC 1 Baiocco République Romaine aigle sur faisceaux 1849 Rome - R

ITALY - ROMAN REPUBLIC 1 Baiocco République Romaine aigle sur faisceaux 1849 Rome - R AU

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Estimate :	58 €
Price :	38 €
Maximum bid :	40 €
End of the sale :	14 October 2013 17:41:00
bidders :	9 bidders

Type : 1 Baiocco République Romaine aigle sur faisceaux

Date: 1849

Mint name / Town : Rome - R

Quantity minted : 90000

Metal : copper

Millesimal fineness : 950 ‰

Diameter : 30 mm

Edge : lisse

Coments on the condition:

monnaie nettoyée / cleaned

Catalogue references :

Mont.66

Obverse

Obverse legend : REPPUBLICA ROMANA / 1849 // 1 / BAIOCCO.

Obverse translation : République Romaine.

Reverse

Reverse legend : DIO E / POPOLO / R. / N. C..

Reverse translation : Dieu et le Peuple / N. C. = Nicolo Cerbar.

Commentary

En 1848, Rome sombre aussi dans la vague révolutionnaire qui traverse l’Europe. Des troubles éclatent et le Pape quitte Rome de 9 Décembre 1848. Le 9 Février, la République Romaine est proclamée. En avril, la France envoie un corps expéditionnaire sous le commandement du général Oudinot sauver la papauté. Le 4 juillet, la République Romaine capitule..
In 1848, Rome also sank into the revolutionary wave sweeping across Europe. Unrest broke out, and the Pope left Rome on December 9, 1848. On February 9, the Roman Republic was proclaimed. In April, France sent an expeditionary force under the command of General Oudinot to save the papacy. On July 4, the Roman Republic capitulated.