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French Rev. - 5 Sols Silver, Monneron & Boulton 1792
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Moneta
Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
Posts: 2,365
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More to come on the detailed description. Reynaud 2d type w/o last "T" of DEPARTMEN(T)S on the edge, petit coin strike that's a hair short 28 g. This is a silver plating made during manufacture in Birmingham U.K. (Monneron) rather than the phony types silvered later. It's clear to me that the official silver plated ones are far scarcer than the official gold plated rarities.
I did a sampling survey of all the 5 Soles appearing in the records of ACSearch data archives. I examined 289 examples. Only 4 had Roman numeral dates. There were 3 examples in silver, one was clearly a plated silver type; there were 2 gilt (gold) plated examples. I did a similar survey for the top 3 or 4 French coin dealers, but w/o an number sampling, - none had a Roman numeral type I.
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Keywords: French Revolution Monneron 50 Sols 1792
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Denomination: 5 Soles
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Reference #: Reynaud 2d
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Date/Mintmark: L'AN IV 1792
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Condition: nice XF
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Weight: 27.98g
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Metal: silver plated bronze
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