On the reverse side there was the Savoy coat of arms crowned and surrounded by the collar of the “Annunziata” with branches of laurel and oak. The coin was dedicated to Umberto I and presented to the right the head of the King facing right surrounded at the top by the words “ Umberto I – King of Italy“. In the lower part of the coin there is the date and the engraving showing the name of the author, in this case “ Speranza” which, as usual, followed the inclination of the neck. Starting from 1883 a new version of 1 Lira coin was distributed. The one-lire coin, minted in 1867, with a Milan mint and a common circulation of 8047861:įinally, the one with the tick of Turin, slightly widespread (circulation of 352238):ġ Lira Coin Umberto I – 1883/1900 1 Lira Coin Umberto I 1883/1900 While the one with the tick of Turin and a circulation of 2383096: With a circulation of 25256478, the coin was minted in 1863 and is considered common with Milan Mint: Same year, 1862, but Turin Mint, considered very rare thanks to a circulation of 110712:
Value 1 lira coin of 1862Ī coin minted in 1862, with a mint of Naples and a circulation of 521842, is rare: If MB has a euro value of 920€, if BB has a value of 1725€ and if Brilliant Uncirculated of 34.000€. The 1861 coin with mint of Florence and circulation of 453122, recognized as rare, has a value in euro of 172€ if it falls within the category MB.Ī value of 300€ if BB and 6.900€ if it is for all intents and purposes FDC (mint).ĭifferent values for the same coin with tick of Turin that had a circulation of only 20368 and therefore very rare. 1 Lire Coin Florence 1860 1 lira Coin 1861 value In the reverse, however, we find the face of the King facing right, embraced by the words “ Vittorio Emanuele Re Eletto“, at the bottom, more precisely under the neck, the name of the author Gori . At the top, the inscription “ Una lira italiana” and at the bottom, in addition to the indication of the thousandth of minting, also the place: Florence. The coin in question had the coat of arms of the House of Savoy on the right hand side with the collar of the annunziata woven between the branches of laurel. In 1859 the 1 lira coin was minted for the city of Florence. It was minted in Turin, Florence and Naples in 1861-62, while in the period between 18 it was minted, along with another variant in Turin and Milan.Ībove the text “REGNO D’ITALIA”, below the representation of the laurel branches and the sign of the mint T (Turin), next to which appeared the initials BN of “Banca Nazionale” (national bank) inserted in a rectangle. 1) and the mint sign B 1 Lira Coin Bologna ValueĪn example of this rare silver coin from 1859, preserved with particular care (FDC quality), was auctioned Apfor 2,654 €.On the reverse side, around the coat of arms of the Savoy family with the collar of the annunziata intertwined with laurel branches, the inscription God protects Italy and at the bottom the indication of the respective value (L Exemplar di 1 lira coin with Vittorio Emanuele II 1 Lira Coin of Bologna – 1859 1 Lira Coin Bologna 1859Īlthough 1859 was the reference year carved in the straight, the coin was minted in 1860. Made of Silver with a diameter of 23 mm and the total weight, as mentioned above, of 5 grams. The verse, instead, was characterized by the Savoy coat of arms, adorned with laurel branches and complete with the showy written Kingdom of Italy, to which was added the value ( L
This rare italian coin shows, in fact, the representation of the profile of the King facing right. All around the engraving of the name and the thousandth, instead the name of the author Ferraris was written in much smaller characters and under the neck of the King. In the period between 18 the 1 Lira coin celebrated Vittorio Emanuele II of Savoy, last King of Sardinia and first King of Italy.
1 Lira Savoy Eagle Coin (Aquila Sabauda) 1901/1907.Coins Online Auction: How does it work?.
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