French 20 franc pieces were minted in London between 7 June and 6 November 1815, for the use of the British Army in the Waterloo campaign and its immediate aftermath. They were officially demonetised by the French government on 7 December 1815.
France, Louis XVIII (1814-24), AV 20 francs, 1815 R (London mint), 6.43 g. From CGF Monnaies sale 17 (31.12.2002), lot 1487.
History note: Under Review
Method of acquisition: Bought (2003-04-28) by Comptoir Général Financier
Accession number: CM.1961-2003
Primary reference Number: 256081
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Coins and Medals
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