Italian States Livorno Tollero, 1697 - PCGS AU58
Acquire a remarkable piece of numismatic history with this rare Italian States Livorno Tollero, minted in 1697. This silver coin, graded AU58 by PCGS, offers a tangible connection to the era of Cosimo III de' Medici.
Historical Significance
This Tollero originates from Livorno during the reign of Cosimo III de' Medici (Grand Duke, 1670-1723). The coin showcases the artistic and economic vibrancy of the Italian States during the late 17th century. Its design reflects the power and influence of the Medici dynasty and the importance of Livorno as a major port city.
Key Features
- Denomination: Tollero
- Metal: Silver (AR)
- Year: 1697
- Mint: Livorno
- Grade: AU58 by PCGS
- Certification: PCGS Certification ID: 56995158
- Weight: 27.10 gm
- Obverse: COSMVS III MAG DVX ETRVRIAE VI. Crowned and draped narrow bust, right.
- Reverse: ET PATET – ET FAVET. View of the port of Livorno.
- References: KM 16.4; CNI 41; Galeotti
- CoinNumber: 360645
Collecting Considerations
Handle this certified coin with care, preferably with gloves, to preserve its condition. Store it in a suitable coin holder or display case to protect it from environmental factors. When acquiring numismatic items, always rely on trusted sources to ensure authenticity.
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Don't miss this opportunity to add this desirable Livorno Tollero to your collection. Its condition and historical value make it a unique and compelling addition.
