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fwo_822122 - SWEDEN - KINGDOM OF SWEDEN - CHARLES XIV JOHN BERNADOTTE 2 Skilling Banco 1840

SWEDEN - KINGDOM OF SWEDEN - CHARLES XIV JOHN BERNADOTTE 2 Skilling Banco  1840  XF
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Тип 2 Skilling Banco
Дата: 1840
Количество отчеканенных монет: 162000
Металл: copper
Диаметр: 33, mm
Ориентация осей монеты: 6 h.
Вес: 18,25 g.
Век: lisse
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Аверс: легенда: CARL XIV SVERIGES NORR.G.O.V.KONUNG.
Аверс: описание: buste à droite de Charles XIV.

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Реверс: легенда: 2 / SKILLING / BANCO / 1840.
Реверс: Описание: dans le champ dans une couronne de rameaux de chêne, deux flèches croisées.

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Dernier roi règnant de la maison d'Holstein-Gottorp, Charles XIII n’a pas d’héritier et adopte en 1810 le maréchal d’Empire Jean-Baptiste Jules Bernadotte. A sa mort en 1818, ce dernier lui succède sous le nom de Charles XIV Jean de Suède..

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SWEDEN - KINGDOM OF SWEDEN - CHARLES XIV JOHN BERNADOTTE

(1818-1844)

Jean Bernadotte (26/1/1763-8/03/1844), Marshal of the Empire and husband of Désirée Clary, therefore Joseph's brother-in-law, was elected Prince Royal of Sweden on August 20, 1810. He broke with Napoleon during the Russian campaign and the fight at Leipzig in 1813. In two weeks, in 1814, he occupied Norway, taken from the Danes with the agreement of the allies. He became King of Sweden and Norway after the death of Charles XIII (1809-1818) on February 5, 1818 and died in 1844. Legend has it that he had "Death to Kings" tattooed on his chest. His son Oscar I succeeds him.

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