Isole Ionie. 1 Lepton 1851 (Senza prezzo di riserva)





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Moneta in rame copper 1 Lepton delle Isole Ionie, datata 1851 durante il protettorato britannico, stato Ungraded con Britannia sul dritto e Leone alato di San Marco sul rovescio.
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Scarce 1851 Ionian Islands 1 Lepton Copper Coin (British Protectorate)\n\nUp for auction is a piece of 19th-century history: a scarce 1851 1 Lepton copper coin from the United States of the Ionian Islands, issued during the British protectorate era.\n\nValue / Denomination: 1 Lepton (equal to 1/10 of a British penny or 1/5 of an Obol)\n\nObverse: Features the iconic seated Britannia with "BRITANNIA" lettering.\nReverse: Features the winged Lion of Saint Mark holding seven arrows, encircled by the Greek inscription "ΙΟΝΙΚΟΝ ΚΡΑΤΟΣ" (Ionian State) and dated 1851.\n\nCondition: Nice aged patina with clear raised details on both sides (see photos for full condition).\n\nA fantastic, sought-after crossover item for collectors of British world coins, Greek history, or 19th-century coinage!\n\nSee the pictures for a better impression
Scarce 1851 Ionian Islands 1 Lepton Copper Coin (British Protectorate)\n\nUp for auction is a piece of 19th-century history: a scarce 1851 1 Lepton copper coin from the United States of the Ionian Islands, issued during the British protectorate era.\n\nValue / Denomination: 1 Lepton (equal to 1/10 of a British penny or 1/5 of an Obol)\n\nObverse: Features the iconic seated Britannia with "BRITANNIA" lettering.\nReverse: Features the winged Lion of Saint Mark holding seven arrows, encircled by the Greek inscription "ΙΟΝΙΚΟΝ ΚΡΑΤΟΣ" (Ionian State) and dated 1851.\n\nCondition: Nice aged patina with clear raised details on both sides (see photos for full condition).\n\nA fantastic, sought-after crossover item for collectors of British world coins, Greek history, or 19th-century coinage!\n\nSee the pictures for a better impression

