E-auction 249-172501 - fme_442607 - RELIGIOUS MEDALS Médaille pour les reliques de St-Vincent de Paul

RELIGIOUS MEDALS Médaille pour les reliques de St-Vincent de Paul VF

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Estimate :	30 €
Price :	18 €
Maximum bid :	34 €
End of the sale :	22 January 2018 19:08:30
bidders :	4 bidders

Type : Médaille pour les reliques de St-Vincent de Paul

Date: 1830

Mint name / Town : 75 - Paris

Metal : bronze

Diameter : 30,5 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Engraver VIVIER F.

Weight : 11,12 g.

Edge : Lisse

Coments on the condition:

Médaillette avec une usure homogène

Obverse

Obverse legend : TRANSON. DES RELIQES. DE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL. / 25.AVRIL.1830..

Obverse description : Buste de face de St-Vincent de Paul.

Reverse

Reverse legend : N. D .DES GRES DE BONNE DELIVRANCE..

Reverse description : Vierge à l’enfant. .

Commentary

Vincent de Paul ou Vincent Depaul, né au village de Pouy près de Dax le 24 avril 1581 ou 1576 et mort le 27 septembre 1660 à Paris, est une figure du renouveau spirituel et apostolique du XVIIe siècle français, prêtre, fondateur de congrégations qui œuvra tout au long de sa vie pour soulager la misère matérielle et morale. Il a été canonisé en 1737..
Vincent de Paul or Vincent Depaul, born in the village of Pouy near Dax on April 24, 1581 or 1576 and died on September 27, 1660 in Paris, was a figure of the spiritual and apostolic renewal of the 17th century in France, a priest, founder of congregations who worked throughout his life to alleviate material and moral poverty. He was canonized in 1737.