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Lot: 441. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (40mm, 37.41 g, 12h). Te Deum at the Cathedral of Vienna. By Andrieu and Brenet. Denon, director. Dated 28 December 1805 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 442. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (42mm, 35.42 g, 12h). Conquest of Istria. By Droz and Brenet. Denon, director. Dated 1806 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 443. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (41mm, 38.89 g, 12h). Marriage of Stéphanie de Beauharnais to Karl, Großherzog von Baden. By Andrieu. Denon, director. Dated 1806 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 444. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (41mm, 38.29 g, 12h). Entry of Napoléon into Berlin. By Andrieu and Jaley. Denon, director. Dated 27 October 1806 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 445. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (41mm, 38.00 g, 12h). Battle of Friedland and the Anniversary of Marengo. By Brenet. Denon, director. Dated 14 June (1807).

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Lot: 446. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (41mm, 39.64 g, 12h). Campaigns of 1806–1807. By Andrieu and George. Denon, director. Dually dated 1806 and 1807 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 447. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (40mm, 37.72 g, 12h). Creation of the Kingdom of Westphalia. By Andrieu and Brenet. Denon, director. Dated 1807 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 448. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (41mm, 40.40 g, 12h). Marriage of Jérôme-Napoléon Bonaparte and Katharina von Württemberg. By Andrieu. Denon, director. Dated 1807 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 449. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (41mm, 37.32 g, 12h). Road from Nice to Rome. By Andrieu and Gayrard. Denon, director. Dated 1807 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 450. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (43mm, 37.74 g, 12h). Opening of the Canal de l’Ourcq. By Andrieu. Denon, director. Dated 15 August 1809 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 451. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I, with Marie-Louise. 1804-1814. AR Medal (27mm, 8.70 g, 12h). Marriage of Napoléon and Marie-Louise. By Gallé and Droz. Denon, director. Dated 1 April 1810 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 452. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (43mm, 40.99 g, 12h). Marriage of Napoleone I and Maria Luigia di Parma. By Luigi Manfredini. Dated 1810 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 453. FRANCE, Premier Empire. temp. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (41.5mm, 32.34 g, 12h). Athénée du Vaucluse – Prize Medal. By Andrieu. Dated 1811 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 454. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Medal (41mm, 37.67 g, 12h). Entry of Napoléon into Moscow. By Andrieu and Brenet. Denon, director. Dated 14 September 1812 (in Roman numerals).

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Lot: 455. FRANCE, Premier Empire. Napoléon I. 1804-1814. Æ Jeton (25mm, 4.89 g, 1h). Napoléon on Elba. By Thomas Kettle. Dated 31 March 1814.

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Lot: 456. GERMANY, Pfalz (Kurfüstentum). temp. Karl III Philipp. Elector, 1716-1742. AR Medal (24mm, 12h). Commemorating the Second of the Town’s Enormous Wine Barrels. By A. Cajet. Dually-dated 1664 and 1716.

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Lot: 457. PLANTAGENET. Edward II. 1307-1327. AR Penny (19mm, 1.37 g, 12h). New coinage, class 10cf5(b). Canterbury mint. Struck circa 1309-1310.

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Lot: 458. TUDOR. Henry VII. 1485-1509. AR Half Groat (20mm, 1.32 g, 4h). Regular profile issue. Canterbury mint; im: rose. Struck 1504-1509.

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Lot: 459. STUART. Charles II. 1660-1685. AR Pattern Farthing (23mm, 6.48 g, 11h). Milled coinage. Tower (London) mint. Dies by John Roettier. Dated 1665.

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Lot: 460. TRADE TOKENS, Middlesex. Spence’s. CU Half Penny (28mm, 10.33 g, 6h). Dated 1794.