E-auction 45-18680 - fwo_219675 - ITALY - TUSCANY 1 Fiorino Léopold II Grand Duc de Toscane 1858 Florence

ITALY - TUSCANY 1 Fiorino Léopold II Grand Duc de Toscane 1858 Florence AU

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Estimate :	280 €
Price :	198 €
Maximum bid :	200 €
End of the sale :	24 February 2014 17:52:00
bidders :	10 bidders

Type : 1 Fiorino Léopold II Grand Duc de Toscane

Date: 1858

Mint name / Town : Florence

Quantity minted : -

Metal : silver

Diameter : 24 mm

Orientation dies : 6 h.

Weight : 6,89 g.

Edge : striée

Coments on the condition:

Très belle patine grise sombre aux reflets cuivrés

Catalogue references :

Mont.350

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Commentary

Leopold II de Habsbourg-Lorraine est le fils de Ferdinand III. Archiduc d'Autriche, il règne sur la Toscane de 1824 à 1859. Coincé entre la tutelle de Metternich et le souhait des toscans de se libérer de l’influence autrichienne dans le cadre du Risorgimento, Léopold II est renversé en 1849. Rétabli par une contre-révolution, il abdique en 1859 en faveur de son fils Ferdinand IV..
Leopold II of Habsburg-Lorraine was the son of Ferdinand III. Archduke of Austria, he ruled Tuscany from 1824 to 1859. Caught between Metternich's tutelage and the Tuscans' desire to free themselves from Austrian influence as part of the Risorgimento, Leopold II was overthrown in 1849. Reinstated by a counter-revolution, he abdicated in 1859 in favor of his son Ferdinand IV.