six ancient roman coins are shown in a row on a white surfacea group of six bronze coins sitting on top of a white surface
Maître Sylvie DAGOT

47 - "GENEVA, a Protestant republic.
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Estimate €200 - €250
Description
"GENEVA, a Protestant republic. 16th century – EIGHT COINS of 1 sol billon. GENEVA CIVITAS – The city’s coat of arms surmounted by the double-headed eagle of the Holy Roman Empire. Reverse: POST. TENEBRAS: LUX. B, circular inscription (Geneva’s motto, ‘out of darkness comes light’), with a cross pattée in the centre. Coins struck between 1536 and 1597. The 8 coins, all in very fine (TB) or very fine plus (TB+) condition, with the following dates: ? – 1551 (2) – 1553 (2) – undated (2) – 1564. 1.73 grams – 1.72 g – 1.57 g – 1.81 g – 1.77 g – 1.91 g – 1.64 g – 1.53 g" – Expert Mr J-P PINON
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