Italy, Savoy Carlo Alberto. 5 Lire 1835 Genova (No reserve price)





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Silver 5 lire coin from the Kingdom of Sardinia, struck in 1835 in Genoa, depicting Charles-Albert, king of Sardinia; argent 900 fine, weight about 24.6 g, diameter 37 mm, with the obverse showing the nude head of the king facing right and the inscription CAR. ALBERTVS. D. G. REX. SARD. CYP. ET HIER.
Description from the seller
Silver coin of Charles-Albert (Carlo Alberto), King of Sardinia, struck in 1835
• Country / Region: Kingdom of Sardinia (Italian States)
• Sovereign: Charles-Albert (1831-1849)
• Denomination: 5 lire
• Year: 1835
• Metal: Silver (finest 900‰)
• Weight: Approximately 24.6 grams
• Diameter: 37 mm
• Obverse: Bareheaded head of the king turned to the right, with the date 1835 and the titulature CAR. ALBERTVS. D. G. REX. SARD. CYP. ET HIER
Sales conditions:
- No shipping outside Europe /!\
- For any purchase an identity document will be required
(According to the French legal obligations applicable to sale and invoicing, an identity document will be requested for any purchase in order to allow the establishment to comply with regulatory obligations.)
Silver coin of Charles-Albert (Carlo Alberto), King of Sardinia, struck in 1835
• Country / Region: Kingdom of Sardinia (Italian States)
• Sovereign: Charles-Albert (1831-1849)
• Denomination: 5 lire
• Year: 1835
• Metal: Silver (finest 900‰)
• Weight: Approximately 24.6 grams
• Diameter: 37 mm
• Obverse: Bareheaded head of the king turned to the right, with the date 1835 and the titulature CAR. ALBERTVS. D. G. REX. SARD. CYP. ET HIER
Sales conditions:
- No shipping outside Europe /!\
- For any purchase an identity document will be required
(According to the French legal obligations applicable to sale and invoicing, an identity document will be requested for any purchase in order to allow the establishment to comply with regulatory obligations.)

