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One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Napoleon III (1852-70)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Napoleon III (1852-70)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Napoleon III (1852-70)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Napoleon III (1852-70)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Louis-Philippe (1830-48)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Napoleon III (1852-70)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Napoleon III (1852-70)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Louis-Philippe (1830-48)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Louis-Philippe (1830-48) (Ruler)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Louis-Philippe (1830-48)

One of two eighteenth-century lead tokens found at Hawkley Field (behind the Cemetery), Lawn Lane, Little Downham, Cambs, 5 October 2008:

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Louis-Philippe (1830-48)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Louis-Philippe (1830-48)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905.

Maker(s)

Ruler: Louis-Philippe (1830-48)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Louis-Philippe (1830-48)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Louis-Philippe (1830-48)

One of twenty-three cut fractions of French 5-franc silver coins used as currency in Madagascar. This ‘monnaie coupée’ was withdrawn from circulation by the French colonial authorities in 1905. From DNW auction 30 September 2008, lot 4919:

Maker(s)

Ruler: Louis-Philippe (1830-48)

One of two eighteenth-century lead tokens found at Hawkley Field (behind the Cemetery), Lawn Lane, Little Downham, Cambs, 5 October 2008:

One of three items of traditional costume of the Red Dzao people of North West Vietnam, ornamented with coins:

Part of a hoard of six medieval silver pennies found by Mr G. Barker in the vicinity of Leiston, Suffolk, in June 2006; declared Treasure at an inquest held in 2007 (see Treasure Annual Report 2005-6, no. 1169):

Maker(s)

Mint: Carlisle
Ruler: Henry II (1154-89)

Part of a hoard of six medieval silver pennies found by Mr G. Barker in the vicinity of Leiston, Suffolk, in June 2006; declared Treasure at an inquest held in 2007 (see Treasure Annual Report 2005-6, no. 1169):

Maker(s)

Mint: Carlisle
Ruler: Henry II (1154-89)

Part of a hoard of six medieval silver pennies found by Mr G. Barker in the vicinity of Leiston, Suffolk, in June 2006; declared Treasure at an inquest held in 2007 (see Treasure Annual Report 2005-6, no. 1169):

Maker(s)

Mint: Ipswich
Ruler: Henry II (1154-89)

Part of a hoard of six medieval silver pennies found by Mr G. Barker in the vicinity of Leiston, Suffolk, in June 2006; declared Treasure at an inquest held in 2007 (see Treasure Annual Report 2005-6, no. 1169):

Maker(s)

Mint: Newcastle
Ruler: Henry II (1154-89)

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