France. Louis XVI ( 1774 / 1792 ) + Louis XVI Constitution. Sols , deniers , deniers tournois 1778 / 1793 (No reserve price)





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Twenty Louis XVI era coins from France dating 1778–1793, in copper, bronze or bell metal, non-graded and weighing 238 g, comprising 2 sols and 12 deniers tournois as well as 12 and 15 deniers, including a rare 1793 BB 2-sols piece with circulating wear.
Description from the seller
- Very beautiful lot of Louis XVI coins
- Normal variable wear from circulation, some of which are valuable
- Copper, bronze, bell metal
- 2 x 2 sols including a 1793 BB (rare) and 1792 Year 4
- 3 x 12 deniers tournois
- 15 x 12 deniers
- 238 g
- 20 coins
- "See photos for an accurate impression"
- Louis XVI, born August 23, 1754 at the Château de Versailles under the name Louis-Auguste of France and guillotined on January 21, 1793 (2 Pluviôse Year I) in Paris, was King of France and Navarre from May 10, 1774 to September 14, 1791, then King of the French from September 14, 1791 to September 21, 1792.
- The French Constitution of September 3, 1791 is the first liberal regime experiment in France. It appears during the revolutionary period and establishes a constitutional monarchy.
- Very beautiful lot of Louis XVI coins
- Normal variable wear from circulation, some of which are valuable
- Copper, bronze, bell metal
- 2 x 2 sols including a 1793 BB (rare) and 1792 Year 4
- 3 x 12 deniers tournois
- 15 x 12 deniers
- 238 g
- 20 coins
- "See photos for an accurate impression"
- Louis XVI, born August 23, 1754 at the Château de Versailles under the name Louis-Auguste of France and guillotined on January 21, 1793 (2 Pluviôse Year I) in Paris, was King of France and Navarre from May 10, 1774 to September 14, 1791, then King of the French from September 14, 1791 to September 21, 1792.
- The French Constitution of September 3, 1791 is the first liberal regime experiment in France. It appears during the revolutionary period and establishes a constitutional monarchy.

