瑞士. Collection of 9 various "old" coins 1851-1899 All silver (沒有保留價)

Collection Switzerland with 9 several "old" pieces. All silver and all minted in the 19th Century between 1851 and 1899. The lot contains 5 Rappen 1873, 1/2 Franc 1894 1898 and 1899, 1 Franc 1851 1886 and 1894 + 2 Franc 1874 and 1878

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The Swiss Confederation, located in central Europe north of Italy and south of Germany, has an area of 15,941 sq. mi. (41,290 sq. km.). Switzerland, the habitat of lake dwellers in prehistoric times, was peopled by the Celtic Helvetians when Julius Caesar made it a part of the Roman Empire in 58 B.C. After the decline of Rome, Switzerland was invaded by Teutonic tribes, who established small temporal holdings which in the Middle Ages, became a federation of fiefs of the Holy Roman Empire. As a nation, Switzerland originated in 1291 when the districts of Nidwalden, Schwyz and Uri united to defeat Austria and attain independence as the Swiss Confederation. After acquiring new cantons in the 14th century, Switzerland was made independent from the Holy Roman Empire by the 1648 Treaty of Westphalia. The revolutionary armies of Napoleonic France occupied Switzerland and set up the Helvetian Republic, 1798-1803. After the fall of Napoleon, the Congress of Vienna, 1815, recognized the independence of Switzerland and guaranteed its neutrality. The Swiss Constitutions of 1848 and 1874 established a union modeled upon that of the United States.
MINT MARKS
A - Paris
AB - Strasbourg B - Bern
B. - Brussels 1874 BA - Basel
BB - Strasbourg S – Solothurn
NOTE: The coinage of Switzerland has been struck at the Bern Mint since 1853 with but a few exceptions. All coins minted there carry a B mint mark.
MONETARY SYSTEM
10 Rappen = 1 Batzen 10 Batzen = 1 Franc
16 Franken = 1 Duplone