. Italy Lotto 285 monete miste inclusi argenti e preunitarie

LOTTO "REGNO DI SARDEGNA" The lot consists of 3 copper coins from the Kingdom of Sardinia minted during the reign of Carlo Felice (1821-1831). Identification of the individual pieces _1 Centesimo 1826 (Left) Material: Copper | Diameter: ~19 mm Obverse: Sardinian crowned coat of arms between laurel/oak branches. Reverse: Value "1 CENTESIMO" and date 1826 within a garland. _​3 Centesimi 1826 (Center) Material: Copper | Diameter: ~23 mm Obverse: Sardinian crowned coat of arms. Reverse: Value "3 CENTESIMI" and date 1826 within a garland. _​5 Centesimi 1826 (Right) Material: Copper | Diameter: ~28 mm Obverse: Sardinian crowned coat of arms. Reverse: Value "5 CENTESIMI" and date 1826 within a garland. LOTTO "DUCATO DI MILANO" Coin belonging to the minting of the Duchy of Milan under the reign of Empress Maria Theresa of Austria (1740–1780). Identification of the Planchet Nominal: 1 Soldo Year: 1777 Metal: Copper (Cu) Obverse: Veiled bust of Maria Theresa facing right, surrounded by the Latin inscription M. THERESIA. D. G. R. I. H. B. R. A. A. D. MED. Reverse: Inscription on three lines UN SOLDO 1777 within a crown of laurel and palm branches. LOTTO "REGNO LOMBARDO-VENETO" Set of three copper coins of the Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia minted during the reign of Emperor Franz I of Austria (1815–1835). Identification of the individual pieces _1 Centesimo 1822 Technical data: Copper, theoretical weight 1.75 g, diameter 18 mm. Mint: Milan or Venice (mintmark under the crown or absent depending on the die). History: Represented the minimum copper coin denomination introduced after the monetary restructuring following the Congress of Vienna. _3 Centesimi 1822 Technical data: Copper, theoretical weight 5.25 g, diameter 24 mm. Mint: Milan / Venice. History: A mid-denomination very commonly used in daily small transactions in Lombardy-Venetia, minted in large volumes under Franz I. _​5 Centesimi 1822 Technical data: Copper, theoretical weight 8.75 g, diameter 27.5 mm. Mint: Milan / Venice. History: The largest module of the ordinary copper series. Corresponded to a sol, and was one of the coins with the highest circulation frequency of the era. LOTTO "IMPERO AUSTRIACO" two coins of the Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia (Austrian Empire) shown in the photos: _1 Soldo 1800 E Obverse: Value 1 SOLDO, year 1800 and mintmark E (Karlsburg / Alba Iulia) enclosed within an ornate cartouche. Reverse: Heraldic crowned coat of arms of the Austrian Empire / House of Habsburg. Metal: Copper. Framing: Minted under Francis II of Austria for the Austrian occupation/ dominion in northern Italy. Condition: MB (Very Fine) / B (Fine). Shows dark patina, pronounced relief wear, and slight loss of definition on cartouche and coat of arms details. _1 Centesimo 1852 A Obverse: Value 1 CENTESIMO, date 1852 and mintmark A (Vienna). Reverse: Bicephalous Habsburg eagle crowned with peripheral inscription IMPERO AUSTRIACO. Metal: Copper. Framing: Minted under Emperor Franz Joseph I for the Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia. REGNO D' ITALIA 275 coins

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