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fjt_862916 - BRETAGNE (ÉTATS DE...) États de Saint-Brieuc 1730
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Tipo : États de Saint-Brieuc
Data: 1730
Metallo : argento
Diametro : 28,5 mm
Asse di coniazione : 12 h.
Peso : 6,59 g.
Orlo : cannelée
N° nelle opere di riferimento :
Diritto
Titolatura diritto : LUD. XV. REX - CHRISTIANISS..
Descrittivo diritto : Buste à droite en habit, avec cravate et grand cordon, au-dessous signature DU VIVIER. F..
Traduzione diritto : (Louis XV roi très chrétien).
Rovescio
Titolatura rovescio : NEC ISTO VELLERE DIGNIOR ALTER ; À L’EXERGUE COMIT. ARMOR./ 1730.
Descrittivo rovescio : Le dauphin Louis habillé et couché dans son berceau sous un dais herminé et surmonté des armes de France-Dauphiné couronnées.
Commento
Ces exemplaires sont en frappe médaille (axe à douze heures) alors que jusqu’à présent les frappes sont avec l’axe à six heures. Le duc de Bourbon, soucieux de voir naître un héritier au trône pour que la couronne ne passe pas au duc d’Orléans, son ennemi personnel, renvoya brutalement la jeune fille de Philippe V d’Espagne qui avait été fiancée au roi en 1721. Il maria ensuite Louis XV à Marie Leszczynska, de sept ans son aînée et fille de Stanislas Ier Leszczynski, roi détrôné de Pologne en septembre 1725. Leur fils, le dauphin Louis, naquit en 1729 après la naissance de trois filles. Il meurt en 1765 après avoir eu cinq fils dont les trois derniers régneront : Louis XVI, Louis XVIII et Charles X.
These examples are in medal strike (axis at twelve o'clock) whereas until now the strikes were with the axis at six o'clock. The Duke of Bourbon, anxious to see the birth of an heir to the throne so that the crown would not pass to the Duke of Orléans, his personal enemy, brutally dismissed the young daughter of Philip V of Spain who had been betrothed to the king in 1721. He then married Louis XV to Marie Leszczynska, seven years his senior and daughter of Stanislas I Leszczynski, dethroned king of Poland in September 1725. Their son, the dauphin Louis, was born in 1729 after the birth of three daughters. He died in 1765 after having five sons, the last three of whom would reign: Louis XVI, Louis XVIII and Charles X
These examples are in medal strike (axis at twelve o'clock) whereas until now the strikes were with the axis at six o'clock. The Duke of Bourbon, anxious to see the birth of an heir to the throne so that the crown would not pass to the Duke of Orléans, his personal enemy, brutally dismissed the young daughter of Philip V of Spain who had been betrothed to the king in 1721. He then married Louis XV to Marie Leszczynska, seven years his senior and daughter of Stanislas I Leszczynski, dethroned king of Poland in September 1725. Their son, the dauphin Louis, was born in 1729 after the birth of three daughters. He died in 1765 after having five sons, the last three of whom would reign: Louis XVI, Louis XVIII and Charles X