v08_1853 - Module de 5 francs "Finis Germaniæ" en argent 1870 F.3758/
MONNAIES 8 (2000)
起拍价 : 304.90 €
估价 : 457.35 €
竞价记录 : 304.90 €
起拍价 : 304.90 €
估价 : 457.35 €
竞价记录 : 304.90 €
种类 Module de 5 francs "Finis Germaniæ" en argent
日期: 1870
材质 silver
直径 37 mm
模子方针 6 h.
重量 24,14 g.
侧面 cannelée
稀少度 R1
关于品相的说明
Magnifique exemplaire avec une patine de médaillier. L'usure ne porte que sur les extrémités de la moustache, l'arcade sourcilière et une mèche de cheveux / Le revers a conservé son velours de frappe
正面
正面的文字 NEAPOLIO III - IMPERATOR.
正面的说明书 Tête laurée de Napoléon III à gauche.
背面
背面的文字 FINIS / GERMANIÆ / 1870 .
背面的说明书 dans une couronne composite formée d'une branche d'olivier et d'une branche de chêne.
评论
Cette monnaie, considérée à tort par les non latinistes comme une monnaie satirique, est en réalité un essai monétaire flagorneur frappé avant la défaite ; "Finis Germaniæ" est une invocation à la défaite teutonne. En l'absence de différent et avec une latinisation incongrue du nom de l'Empereur, on peut supposer l'auteur d'être Charles Wurden, de Bruxelles, qui se distinguera ultérieurement par sa série de Napoléon IV.
This coin, wrongly considered by non-Latinists as a satirical coin, is in reality a sycophantic monetary experiment struck before the defeat; \\\"Finis Germaniæ\\\" is an invocation to the Teutonic defeat. In the absence of a different and with an incongruous Latinization of the Emperor's name, we can assume the author to be Charles Wurden, from Brussels, who would later distinguish himself with his Napoleon IV series.
This coin, wrongly considered by non-Latinists as a satirical coin, is in reality a sycophantic monetary experiment struck before the defeat; \\\"Finis Germaniæ\\\" is an invocation to the Teutonic defeat. In the absence of a different and with an incongruous Latinization of the Emperor's name, we can assume the author to be Charles Wurden, from Brussels, who would later distinguish himself with his Napoleon IV series.
历史细节
SATIRICAL COINS - 1870 WAR AND BATTLE OF SEDAN
During the war of 1870, the army of Châlons commanded by Mac-Mahon counted from August 15 the presence of Napoleon III and tried to come to the aid of Bazaine locked up in Metz with the army of the Rhine. On August 21, the army of Châlons leaves to join Mac-Mahon but this one is surrounded. Beaten several times, notably at Beaumont, the army was rejected and then surrounded at Sedan by the Prussian Generalissimo Moltke, despite the efforts of Commander Lambert who, wounded, fought with his porpoises until the last cartridge. On September 2, 1870, crushed by German artillery fire, Napoleon III and 83,000 soldiers of the French army surrendered to the King of Prussia. On September 3, Napoleon III and William I meet while Paris learns of the Emperor's defeat and captivity. Demonstrations burst out with cries of "forfeiture! forfeiture!". On September 4, Napoleon III is ousted while a government of national defense is set up.
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