France 2 sols Monneron Freres w/o Parentheses MAZ-157 SP55 PCGS bronze coin 1792

France 2 sols Monneron Frères bronze coin issued in 1792 during the French Revolution, a fascinating example of emergency and private token coinage created to support commerce in a time of monetary instability. Produced by the Monneron brothers, these pieces circulated widely and reflect the revolutionary ideals of liberty and civic order.

The obverse features a powerful allegorical scene: a seated female figure representing Liberty holds a fasces topped with a Phrygian cap, symbolizing freedom and authority of the people. Beside her stands a tablet inscribed “DROITS DE L’HOMME,” referencing the Declaration of the Rights of Man. A rooster perched on a column appears behind, symbolizing vigilance and the French nation. Above, radiant sun rays spread across the field, reinforcing themes of enlightenment. The legend “LIBERTÉ SOUS LA LOI” surrounds the composition, with “L’AN IV DE LA LIBERTÉ” below.

The reverse presents a clear inscription within a circular field: “MEDAILLE QUI SE VEND DEUX-SOLS A PARIS CHEZ MONNERON PATENTE,” surrounded by “REVOLUTION FRANCAISE” and the date “1792.” The layout emphasizes its function as a circulating token.

Struck in bronze and graded PCGS SP55, this historical piece offers strong detail and authentic character. A remarkable artifact of the French Revolution, it is highly desirable for collectors of early modern European coinage.

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