Sweden. French Coin Collection – 112 Coins + Silver 5 Kronor. 5 Kronor (No reserve price)





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Lot of 112 coins, mainly French, plus a Swedish silver 5 Kronor coin (1971) featuring Gustav VI Adolf; a broad representation of French coinage with various denominations and years from the late 19th to the 20th century, with each piece individually classified in cards, and the Swedish coin presented in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Lot consisting of 112 coins, mainly French, accompanied by a Swedish silver 5 Kronor coin from 1971, Gustav VI Adolf.
Extensive representation of French numismatics, with different denominations in centimes and francs, numerous years, types and designs, from the late 19th century to the 20th century.
As a highlight, Sweden – 5 Kronor 1971 – Gustav VI Adolf, silver coin, included, in excellent presentation and in very good condition.
The French coins show varying conditions according to their age and circulation. All are individually mounted on display cards, indicating denomination and year.
Total: 112 coins.
The photographs form part of the description and allow appreciation of the specimens and their condition.
Lot consisting of 112 coins, mainly French, accompanied by a Swedish silver 5 Kronor coin from 1971, Gustav VI Adolf.
Extensive representation of French numismatics, with different denominations in centimes and francs, numerous years, types and designs, from the late 19th century to the 20th century.
As a highlight, Sweden – 5 Kronor 1971 – Gustav VI Adolf, silver coin, included, in excellent presentation and in very good condition.
The French coins show varying conditions according to their age and circulation. All are individually mounted on display cards, indicating denomination and year.
Total: 112 coins.
The photographs form part of the description and allow appreciation of the specimens and their condition.

