Italy, Kingdom Vittorio Emanuele II. 5 Lire 1875 Roma (No reserve price)





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Italian 5 lire silver coin, 900 fine, weighing 25 g with a 37 mm diameter, minted in 1875 and featuring the right-facing portrait of Victor Emmanuel II with the year 1875; obverse bears VITTORIO EMANUELE II and 1875, reverse shows the crowned coat of arms of the Kingdom of Italy with olive branches and the denomination L.5.
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coin of 5 lira in silver from Italy featuring Victor-Emmanuel II, dated 1875
• Obverse: The right-facing profile of Victor-Emmanuel II with the inscription « VITTORIO EMANUELE II » and the year « 1875 ».
• Reverse (not visible): The crowned coat of arms of the Kingdom of Italy surrounded by olive branches with the value « L. 5 ».
• Characteristics: Silver coin 900‰ with a weight of 25 grams for a diameter of 37 mm
Conditions of sale:
- No shipping outside Europe /!\
- For any purchase an identity document will be required
(In accordance with the French legal obligations applicable to sale and invoicing, an identity document will be required for any purchase to allow the establishment to comply with regulatory obligations.)
coin of 5 lira in silver from Italy featuring Victor-Emmanuel II, dated 1875
• Obverse: The right-facing profile of Victor-Emmanuel II with the inscription « VITTORIO EMANUELE II » and the year « 1875 ».
• Reverse (not visible): The crowned coat of arms of the Kingdom of Italy surrounded by olive branches with the value « L. 5 ».
• Characteristics: Silver coin 900‰ with a weight of 25 grams for a diameter of 37 mm
Conditions of sale:
- No shipping outside Europe /!\
- For any purchase an identity document will be required
(In accordance with the French legal obligations applicable to sale and invoicing, an identity document will be required for any purchase to allow the establishment to comply with regulatory obligations.)

