Italian States Lucca 5 Franchi 1808 /7 Overdate

The Italian States Lucca 5 Franchi 1808/7 Overdate coin is a fascinating numismatic piece that captures a unique moment in history. Minted in 1808, this coin from the Italian city-state of Lucca features an overdate, indicating that the coin was struck over a previously minted coin from the prior year of 1807. This adds an extra layer of intrigue and rarity to the coin, making it a sought-after collectible among numismatists. Weighing 24.83 grams and crafted from silver, this coin bears the images of Felix Baciocchi and Elisa Bonaparte, who were ruling as the Prince and Princess of Lucca at the time. The coin was minted in Florence, adding to its historical significance as a product of the political and economic landscape of early 19th-century Italy. With a XF (extremely fine) grade and a nice toning, this coin is not only a valuable addition to any collection but also a tangible piece of history that reflects the intricate relationships and power dynamics of the Italian states during the Napoleonic era. Numismatics enthusiasts are drawn to coins like the Italian States Lucca 5 Franchi 1808/7 Overdate for their historical context, artistic beauty, and rarity. This particular coin serves as a reminder of the dynamic and complex history of Italy during the early 19th century, making it a prized possession for collectors and history buffs alike.

N° 788 | Italian States Lucca 5 Franchi 1808 /7 Overdate

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