France 30 sols Louis XVI No Dot Sem KM-606.1 Gad-39 AU PCGS silver coin 1792 A

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    This France 30 sols silver coin, issued in 1792 under King Louis XVI, is a remarkable artifact of the French Revolution. Cataloged as KM-606.1 and Gad-39, this Paris Mint issue bears the A mintmark, the No Dot Sem variety, and PCGS AU certification. The obverse features a left-facing portrait of Louis XVI with curled hair tied by a ribbon, surrounded by his royal title, the date 1792, a small symbol, and a decorative toothed border. The reverse depicts a winged female allegorical figure of Liberty standing beside a pedestal, holding a tablet inscribed with the Constitution, accompanied by the legends REGNE DE LA LOI, 30 SOLS, and L'AN 4 DE LA LIBERTE. Louis XVI ruled France during the revolutionary transformation that ultimately ended the monarchy in 1792. Combining royal portraiture with revolutionary symbolism, this historic silver coin offers collectors a fascinating connection to a defining era of European history.

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    Item type Coin / Collector coins
    Internal Reference FR416
    Nominal sum 30 sols
    Nominal, number 30
    Weight, g 10.15
    Diameter, mm 29.5
    Quality of coinage UNC
    Mintage unknown
    CoA No
    Case No
    Country Europe / France
    Certification PCGS
    Year 1792
    Bimetal No
    Coin material Silver / Ag 666
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