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Numismatic, civilian medals
Coins and medals are historical testimonies of history.
For instance many different types of coins were used during Napoleonic period.
1st was indicated "Bonaparte Premier Consul"
Then "Napoleon Empereur" on obverse and "republique française" on reverse!...with indication of napoleonic calendar, and no laurel crown on his head.
Then same but with gregorian calendar.
Then with a laurel crown.
At the end "Republique française" was replaced by "Empire Français".
After less than one year of restoration, Napoleon was back and you can find (expensive) coins made in 1815.
Each type corresponds to a change in the rules and institutions of France, you can follow them looking at these pieces of metal.
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Lot de 29 pièces de monnaies et médailles Second Empire
Lot comprenant:
9 pièces de 5 cts
13 pièces de 10 cts
2 pièces de 20 cts 1866 et 1867 en argent
1 pièce de 50 cts 1864 en argent BB
4 médailles frappées au XX ème siècle
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Medals made in 1840 for "retour des cendres", price for 2 with velvet display
Louis Philippe, king of France between 1830 and 1848, wanted to have good relationship with former napoleonic soldiers.
He negociated return of Napoléon body in 1840.
These medals, made by Caqué F, 50 mm large, were made at this occasion.
Bronze
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Banknotes 100 nouveaux francs Bonaparte C.4-10-1962.C.
Banknotes used between 1959 and 1964.
This is the only banknote ever used in France showing Bonaparte...But never Napoleon.
During sixties banknotes were pinned together, so they are most of the times perforated and they were also teared by use.
We don't indicate for each banknote that there are small holes and tears, because all of them are in this case.
We just precise what there is something else specific to this banknote.
92 X 172 mm
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Banknotes 100 nouveaux francs Bonaparte A.1-2-1962.A.
Banknotes used between 1959 and 1964.
This is the only banknote ever used in France showing Bonaparte...But never Napoleon.
During sixties banknotes were pinned together, so they are most of the times perforated and they were also teared by use.
We don't indicate for each banknote that there are small holes and tears, because all of them are in this case.
We just precise what there is something else specific to this banknote.
92 X 172 mm
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Banknote 100 nouveaux francs Bonaparte A.1-9-1960.A.
Banknotes used between 1959 and 1964.
This is the only banknote ever used in France showing Bonaparte...But never Napoleon.
During sixties banknotes were pinned together, so they are most of the times perforated and they were also teared by use.
We don't indicate for each banknote that there are small holes and tears, because all of them are in this case.
We just precise what there is something else specific to this banknote.
92 X 172 mm
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Banknotes 100 nouveaux francs Bonaparte M.5-4-1962.M
Banknotes used between 1959 and 1964.
This is the only banknote ever used in France showing Bonaparte...But never Napoleon.
During sixties banknotes were pinned together, so they are most of the times perforated and they were also teared by use.
We don't indicate for each banknote that there are small holes and tears, because all of them are in this case.
We just precise what there is something else specific to this banknote.
92 X 172 mm
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Banknotes 100 nouveaux francs Bonaparte: J.1-12-1960.J
Banknotes used between 1959 and 1964.
This is the only banknote ever used in France showing Bonaparte...But never Napoleon.
During sixties banknotes were pinned together, so they are most of the times perforated and they were also teared by use.
We don't indicate for each banknote that there are small holes and tears, because all of them are in this case.
We just precise what there is something else specific to this banknote.
92 X 172 mm
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Banknotes 100 nouveaux francs Bonaparte F.2-2-1961.F.
Banknotes used between 1959 and 1964.
This is the only banknote ever used in France showing Bonaparte...But never Napoleon.
During sixties banknotes were pinned together, so they are most of the times perforated and they were also teared by use.
We don't indicate for each banknote that there are small holes and tears, because all of them are in this case.
We just precise when there is something else specific to this banknote.
F.2-2-1961.F. Sticked on front with "invisible" scotch
92 X 172 mm
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Banknotes 100 nouveaux francs Bonaparte C.7-4-1960.C.
Banknotes used between 1959 and 1964.
This is the only banknote ever used in France showing Bonaparte...But never Napoleon.
During sixties banknotes were pinned together, so they are most of the times perforated and they were also teared by use.
We don't indicate for each banknote that there are small holes and tears, because all of them are in this case.
We just precise when there is something else specific to this banknote.
C.7-4-1960.C.: Some pale brown stains on left side, nothing on Bonaparte face.
92 X 172 mm
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Les différentes pièces à l'éffigie de Napoléon Bonaparte
Pour vous éclairer sur ce sujet, nous avons publié un billet dans notre blog
https://fr.empirecostume.com/billet-les-differentes-pieces-a-l-effigie-de-napoleon-bonaparte-b12523.htmlFor price quote, contact us
No information on delivery time
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Banknotes 100 nouveaux francs Bonaparte: A.4-6-1959.A.
Banknotes used between 1959 and 1964.
This is the only banknote ever used in France showing Bonaparte...But never Napoleon.
During sixties banknotes were pinned together, so they are most of the times perforated and they were also teared by use.
We don't indicate for each banknote that there are small holes and tears, because all of them are in this case.
We just precise what there is something else specific to this banknote.
92 X 172 mm
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Les pièces de monnaie à l'effigie des soeurs et frères de Napoléon.
https://www.antikcostume.com/billet-les-pieces-de-monnaie-a-l-effigie-des-soeurs-et-freres-de-napoleon-b12524.html
For price quote, contact us
No information on delivery time
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Medal for the return of Napoleon's ashes
Looks gold but only goldplated. Very nice, could be cleaned.
On one face head of the Emperor surrounded by "Hist de la révolution, de l'Empire, de la restauration et de le monnaie de Paris. Publié par Poirat frères a Paris".
On other side allegory of return of Napoleon's ashes.
57,74 gr
52,50 mm
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Battle of Essling, crossing of Danube, 1803. Bronze medal, 41 mm
Main step of Essling battle
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Return from Egypt, landing in Frejus. Bronze medal 32 mm
Back from Egypt campaign, Bonaparte landed in Frejus, after a small stop in Corsica, where he never came back later.
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Les pièces de monnaie ayant un lien historique avec l'Empire
https://www.antikcostume.com/billet-les-pieces-de-monnaie-ayant-un-lien-historique-avec-l-empire-b12525.html
For price quote, contact us
No information on delivery time
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Écu Louis XVI 1776, Perpignan
Born 23/08/1754 à Versailles, executed 21/01/1793 in Paris, king of France and Navarre from 1774 to 1791, then king of french, from 1791 to 1792.
In 1770, he married Marie-Antoinette d'Autriche.
29,16 gr
41,51 mm
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Louis XV: écu au bandeau, 1767, Bayonne
Made 2 years before birth of the Emperor. one year before Corsica belonged to France
41,93 mm
29,12 gr
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Louis XIV, 1/2 écu à la mèche longue, 1656 Rennes
Louis XIV was king 72 years long from du 14/05/1643 till 01/09/1715.
32,39 mm
13,55 gr
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2 coins 5 fr in silver: France 1835 and Belgium 1870
During XIX th century different countries in Europe decided to use coins that had same values.
So weight of silver was same, these are 2 samples
Diam 37,17
Coin Louis Philippe: 24,64 gr
Coin Leopold II : 25,02 gr (less used)
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