elverno
CA
United States
I collect coins and medals from the Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras. This spans 1789-1815. The Smith and NP collections were acquired through the generosity of some friends. Any coin that I post
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Arrivée de l'Impératrice à Strasbourg, France. A silver variant, ex-jewelry, damaged when... | 1810 | Exonumia Europe |
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3 Kreuzer, Hesse-Darmstadt.... | 1800 | Germany |
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Suprême conseil de la 33eme Loge, France. A rare restrike from the 1880s.... | 1806 | Exonumia Europe |
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Le Musée Napoléon, Salle du Laocoon, France. Now known as the Louvre.... | 1804 | Exonumia Europe |
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½ Kreuzer, Saxe-Hildburghausen. A tough little duchy to collect.... | 1809 | Germany |
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Mariage à Paris avec Marie-Louise, France. This is a post-1880 restrike. The reversed N's,... | 1810 | Exonumia Europe |
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Lord Thurlow and William Pitt, Great Britain.... | 1789 | Exonumia Europe |
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1 Pfennig, Anhalt-Bernberg.... | 1794 | Germany |
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1 Pfennig, Brunswick-Luneburg.... | 1795 | Germany |
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Festivities in Milan on the Foundation of Cisalpine Republic, Cisalpine Respublic.... | 1797 | Exonumia Europe |
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1 Franc, Lille mint. The green spots really are that bad and appear to be a bad lacqer job... | 1808 | France |
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Coronation medal, France. Peace and happiness.... | 1804 | Exonumia Europe |
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III Kreuzer, Wurttemberg... | 1810 | Germany |
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Battle of Cape St. Vincent. There were a couple of variants of the obverse, chiefly the... | 1797 | Exonumia Europe |
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Centesimo, Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy. Milan mint.... | 1808 | Italy |
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3 Kreuzer, Hesse-Darmstadt.... | 1804 | Germany |
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Farthing token. Another farthing featuring Issac Newton. Obviously not all Conders were... | 1793 | United Kingdom |
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Colonne Nationale, France. An example given to me as a gift.... | 1800 | Exonumia Europe |
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1 Pfennig, Brunswick-Luneburg.... | 1796 | Germany |
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½ Penny Conder token. J. Lackington was the Amazon of his day... :)... | 1794 | United Kingdom |
