France Napoleon Waterloo 1815 Restrike Bramsen-1636 Rogat MS 63 PCGS medal 1880

The France Napoleon Waterloo 1815 bronze medal, Bramsen-1636, is an impressive 1880 restrike by engraver Rogat, certified PCGS MS63. This historical masterpiece commemorates Napoleon Bonaparte's final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo on June 18, 1815. The obverse features a right-facing portrait of Napoleon wearing a laurel wreath, with finely sculpted hair, classical facial features, and the inscription NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. The reverse presents a dramatic allegorical scene of several eagles with powerful wings, curved beaks, sharp talons, and detailed feathers gathered around a fallen eagle. The inscriptions WATERLOO and 18 JUIN 1815 identify the historic battle. Waterloo ended Napoleon's rule and reshaped the political landscape of Europe. The expressive bird imagery symbolizes the collapse of imperial power. Featuring rich bronze patina, exceptional relief, and PCGS MS63 certification, this collectible offers a remarkable connection to Napoleonic military history. Add this striking medal to your collection today!

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