E-auction 323-240001 - fwo_522277 - MONACO 100 Francs 700e anniversaire de la dynastie des Grimaldi 1997 Paris

MONACO 100 Francs 700e anniversaire de la dynastie des Grimaldi 1997 Paris AU

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Estimate :	30 €
Price :	27 €
Maximum bid :	28 €
End of the sale :	24 June 2019 16:51:00
bidders :	10 bidders

Type : 100 Francs 700e anniversaire de la dynastie des Grimaldi

Date: 1997

Mint name / Town : Paris

Quantity minted : 30000

Metal : silver

Millesimal fineness : 900 ‰

Diameter : 31 mm

Orientation dies : 6 h.

Weight : 15 g.

Edge : lisse

Coments on the condition:

monnaie nettoyée

Catalogue references :

G.2019.165 - KM20/176

Obverse

Obverse legend : DYNASTIE DES GRIMALDI // 1297 / 1997.

Obverse description : Francesco Gimaldi déguisé en moine franciscain devant les portes de Monaco.

Reverse

Reverse legend : MONACO // 100F..

Reverse description : chevalier en armes à cheval aux couleurs des Grimaldi.

Commentary

1297 est symboliquement la date de fondation de la Dynastie des Grimaldi de Monaco. En 1297, Francesco (François) Grimaldi du parti Guelfe décide à la tête d’une troupe armée de prendre la forteresse de Monaco tenue par les gênois ralliés au parti des Gibelins. Le 8 janvier 1297, déguisé en moine franciscain, il s’y introduit et ouvre les portes à ses soldats qui s’empare de Monaco.
1297 is symbolically the founding date of the Grimaldi Dynasty of Monaco. In 1297, Francesco (François) Grimaldi of the Guelph party decided, at the head of an armed troop, to take the fortress of Monaco held by the Genoese rallied to the Ghibelline party. On January 8, 1297, disguised as a Franciscan monk, he entered and opened the gates to his soldiers who seized Monaco.