Italy, Subalpine Republic 5 Francs An 10 (1802) (No reserve price)

silver coin that appears to be a 5 francs coin of Subalpine Gaul, struck in Turin around Year 9 or Year 10 (1801-1802)

Characteristics of the coin
• Obverse (the front): Two figures standing, representing Subalpine Gaul and France, who hold a palm and a crown.
• Visible legend: The inscription "GAULE SUBALPINE" is legible on the side.
• Metal: Silver (finest 900‰).
• Minting workshop: Turin, in Italy


Terms of sale:
- No shipping outside Europe /!\
- For any purchase an identity document will be required

(According to French legal obligations applicable to sale and invoicing, an identity document will be requested for any purchase to enable the establishment to comply with regulatory obligations.)