Switzerland Helvetic Republic 20 Batzen 1798 S

The Switzerland Helvetic Republic 20 Batzen 1798 S is a remarkable piece of numismatic history. This coin was minted during a significant period in Swiss history known as the Helvetic Republic, which lasted from 1798 to 1803. The Helvetic Republic was established following the French invasion of Switzerland in 1798, during the tumultuous times of the French Revolution. This period saw the collapse of the Old Swiss Confederation and the rise of a centralized republic inspired by revolutionary ideals. The 20 Batzen coin was a silver denomination of the Helvetic Republic's currency. It holds a face value of 20 Batzen, which was a widely circulated currency during that time. The coin features a design that includes the denomination, mint mark, and other intricate details. The KM# A2 and N# 23311 are specific reference numbers used by numismatists to identify this particular coin. These numbers help collectors and historians categorize and study coins from different regions and time periods. The Solothurn Mint, located in the Swiss canton of Solothurn, is responsible for minting this coin. The minting process involved the striking of the coin onto a silver planchet, resulting in a design that has withstood the test of time. In terms of condition, the F/VF grading indicates that the coin is in a Fine to Very Fine state. This means that it may show some signs of wear and circulation, but the overall details and design are still discernible. The Switzerland Helvetic Republic 20 Batzen 1798 S is not only a valuable numismatic collectible but also a testament to a significant period in Swiss history. It represents the political and social changes that Switzerland underwent during the era of the Helvetic Republic.

N° 2603 | Switzerland Helvetic Republic 20 Batzen 1798 S

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