Live auction - fme_671669 - KINGDOM OF SERBIA - MILAN III OBRENOVIC Médaille, Libération de l’occupation ottomane

KINGDOM OF SERBIA - MILAN III OBRENOVIC Médaille, Libération de l’occupation ottomane VF

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Estimate :	200 €
Price :	330 €
Maximum bid :	340 €
End of the sale :	03 August 2021 21:02:47
bidders :	3 bidders

Type : Médaille, Libération de l’occupation ottomane

Date: 1865

Metal : bronze

Diameter : 44 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 41,52 g.

Edge : lisse

Coments on the condition:

Patine marron hétérogène avec des taches noires dans les creux des reliefs. Présence de coups et rayures, en particulier sur la tranche

Obverse

Obverse legend : (LÉGENDE EN SERBE) .

Obverse description : Bustes accolés des deux souverains dont Milan III.

Reverse

Reverse legend : (LÉGENDE EN SERBE) // À L’EXERGUE : 1865.

Reverse description : Allégorie féminine de la Victoire debout, un lion à côté d’elle, tenant une palme d’une main et une baguette coiffée d’un bonnet, posée sur un autel.

Historical background

KINGDOM OF SERBIA - MILAN III OBRENOVIC

(1839-1842 then 1860-1868)

Miloch Obrénovitch reigns from the abdication of his father, on June 13, 1839. In 1842, Skouptchina elects like prince Alexandre Karageorgévitch which lets govern the oligarchy, the country is modernized. In 1858, Miloch Obrénovitch was recalled and began a second reign marked above all by revenge on his enemies. He died in 1860 and his son Miloch (or Milan) IV succeeded him.