fco_322245 - REUNION ISLAND Essai de 100 Francs 1964 Paris

REUNION ISLAND Essai de 100 Francs 1964 Paris MS

120.00 €(Approx. 128.40$ | 103.20£)

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Type : Essai de 100 Francs

Date: 1964

Mint name / Town : Paris

Quantity minted : 2000

Metal : nickel

Diameter : 26,55 mm

Orientation dies : 6 h.

Weight : 8,63 g.

Edge : striée

Rarity : R1

Coments on the condition:

Infimes petites marques de manipulation, la pièce conserve tout son brillant d’origine. La tranche est encore coupante

Catalogue references :

Lec.104 - KM20/E10

Predigree :

Cet exemplaire provient de la Collection Michel

Obverse

Obverse legend : REPUBLIQUE - FRANÇAISE /ESSAI.

Obverse description : Buste à gauche de la République au-devant d’une scène portuaire, signature L.BAZOR.

Reverse

Reverse legend : REUNION / 100 - FRS.

Reverse description : Écu aux armes de la Réunion accosté de la faciale et au-dessus d’une bannière inscrite PRÆTER OMNES ANGULUS RIDET (Entre tous, ce coin de terre me sourit).

Commentary

Présenté dans un écrin vert inscrit MONNAIE DE PARIS à l’intérieur.

Historical background

REUNION ISLAND

Discovered in 1513 by the Portuguese Mascarenhas, the island became French in 1638. Named Bourbon Island, its concession was given to the East India Company in 1664 then, in 1793, it became Reunion Island. It has been one of the four overseas departments since 1946..

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fco_322245 - REUNION ISLAND Essai de 100 Francs 1964 Paris

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Reverse

Commentary

Historical background

REUNION ISLAND

Discovered in 1513 by the Portuguese Mascarenhas, the island became French in 1638. Named Bourbon Island, its concession was given to the East India Company in 1664 then, in 1793, it became Reunion Island. It has been one of the four overseas departments since 1946..

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