France. Louis Philippe I. 5 Francs 1832-W, Lille (No reserve price)





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5 Francs Louis-Philippe Ier, 1832 W Lille; silver 900, approx. 25 g and 37 mm diameter, minted in Lille during the July Monarchy, obverse with Louis-Philippe I and engraver Domard F.
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5 Francs Louis-Philippe I – 1832 W – Lille
French 5-franc silver coin, struck in 1832 under the July Monarchy, featuring the bust of King Louis-Philippe I.
Obverse: portrait of Louis-Philippe I facing to the right, wearing a crown of oak leaves. Inscription “LOUIS PHILIPPE I ROI DES FRANÇAIS”. Engraver’s signature DOMARD F. under the portrait.
Reverse: denomination 5 FRANCS and year 1832, surrounded by a vegetative wreath tied at its base.
Mint: W – Lille.
* Silver 900 ‰
* Theoretical weight: 25 g
* Diameter: about 37 mm
* Era: July Monarchy – Louis-Philippe I (1830-1848)
* Engraver: Joseph-François Domard
* Mint: Lille (W)
Circulated specimen, may show wear and signs of use consistent with its age. Beautiful 19th-century French coin, interesting for its minting at the Lille workshop.
5 Francs Louis-Philippe I – 1832 W – Lille
French 5-franc silver coin, struck in 1832 under the July Monarchy, featuring the bust of King Louis-Philippe I.
Obverse: portrait of Louis-Philippe I facing to the right, wearing a crown of oak leaves. Inscription “LOUIS PHILIPPE I ROI DES FRANÇAIS”. Engraver’s signature DOMARD F. under the portrait.
Reverse: denomination 5 FRANCS and year 1832, surrounded by a vegetative wreath tied at its base.
Mint: W – Lille.
* Silver 900 ‰
* Theoretical weight: 25 g
* Diameter: about 37 mm
* Era: July Monarchy – Louis-Philippe I (1830-1848)
* Engraver: Joseph-François Domard
* Mint: Lille (W)
Circulated specimen, may show wear and signs of use consistent with its age. Beautiful 19th-century French coin, interesting for its minting at the Lille workshop.

