. 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 under the reign of Charles Felix (1821-1831). Identification of individual pieces _Left_ 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 wreath. _Center_ 3 Centesimi 1826 (Center) Material: Copper | Diameter: ~23 mm Obverse: Sardinian crowned coat of arms. Reverse: Value "3 CENTESIMI" and date 1826 within a wreath. _Right_ 5 Centesimi 1826 (Right) Material: Copper | Diameter: ~28 mm Obverse: Sardinian crowned coat of arms. Reverse: Value "5 CENTESIMI" and date 1826 within a wreath. LOTTO "DUCATO DI MILANO" Coin from the coinages of the Duchy of Milan under the reign of Empress Maria Theresa of Austria (1740–1780). Coinage identification Nominal: 1 Soldo Year: 1777 Metal: Copper (Cu) Obverse: Veiled bust of Maria Theresa facing right, surrounded by the Latin legend 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. LOTTO "REGNO LOMBARDO-VENETO" Set of three copper coins of the Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia minted under the reign of Emperor Francis I of Austria (1815–1835). Identification of individual pieces _1 Centesimo 1822 Technical data: Copper, theoretical weight 1.75 g, diameter 18 mm. Mint: Milan or Venice (mint mark under the crown or absent depending on the strike). History: Represented the minimum copper 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 widely used in everyday small trade of Lombardy-Venetia, minted in large volumes under Francis I. _5 Centesimi 1822 Technical data: Copper, theoretical weight 8.75 g, diameter 27.5 mm. Mint: Milan / Venice. History: The largest size of the ordinary copper series. Equivalent to one sol and was one of the most frequently circulating coins of the era. LOTTO "IMPERO AUSTRIACO" dwo coins of the Lombardy-Venetia Kingdom (Austrian Empire) shown in the photos: _1 Soldo 1800 E Obverse: Value 1 SOLDO, year 1800 and mintmark E (Karlsburg / Alba Iulia) enclosed within a decorative cartouche. Reverse: Heraldic crown of the Austrian Empire / House of Habsburg. Metal: Copper. Framing: Struck under Francis II of Habsburg for the Austrian occupation/ domination in northern Italy. Condition: MB (Very Beautiful) / B (Beautiful). Shows dark patina, marked 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 the peripheral inscription IMPERO AUSTRIACO. Metal: Copper. Framing: Struck under Emperor Francis Joseph I for the Lombardy-Venetia Kingdom. KINGDOM OF ITALY 275 coins

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