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This section covers a vast historical period, encompassing the production of medals under the reigns of the French monarchy, the Revolution, the Empire, the Republics, and up to the introduction of the euro in 2002. It includes commemorative medals, reward medals, religious medals, and other types of strikes made for various purposes.
Collectors and researchers will find information and resources here regarding the history, symbolism, materials, and manufacturing techniques of French medals. The medals presented may illustrate major historical events, important personalities, artistic and technological achievements, as well as aspects of cultural and social life in France through the centuries.
The pieces available in this category may vary in terms of rarity, state of preservation, composition (gold, silver, bronze, etc.) and numismatic value. The study of hallmarks, engravers, and mints is essential for the identification and authentication of French medals.
Detailed information on each medal, such as dimensions, weight, metal, known mintage and relevant bibliographic references, are provided as much as possible to assist collectors and researchers in their work.