Lot including : - Lot 46

Lot including : - A 100 franc silver 900 °/°° coin issued for the XVI Olympic Winter Games in Albertville in 1992. Issued by the Monnaie de Paris in 1989. Justified mintage 38,297/300,000 copies. With guarantee certificate. In its case and in a protective capsule. Diameter : 37 mm. Weight: 22.2 g. - A 100-franc silver coin 900°/°° commemorating the Liberation of Paris. Issued by the Monnaie de Paris in 1994. Justified mintage 13,025/30,000 copies. With guarantee certificate. In its case and in a protective capsule. Diameter : 37 mm. Weight: 22.2 g. - A 100 franc silver coin 900 °/°° commemorating the coronation of Napoleon. Les trésors du Musée du Louvre" series. Issued by the Monnaie de Paris in 1994. Circulation justified at 925/20,000 copies. With guarantee certificate. In its case and in a protective capsule. Diameter : 31 mm. Weight: 22.2 g. - a 999 °/°° silver medal partially plated with 999 °/°° gold commemorating the first minting of the euro. 2002. Société française des monnaies issue numbered 5454. With warranty certificate. In booklet presentation with protective capsule. Weight: 20.1 g. - a 10-euro coin in silver 925 °/°° partially colored commemorating "L'oiseau bleu" by Maurice Maeterlinck. 2008. Europa" series. Issued by the Société française des monnaies. With warranty certificate. In booklet presentation with protective capsule. Weight: 18.8 g. - one 1 markka silver coin 350 °/°°. Finland, 1964-1968. Presented with certificate of authenticity from the Club Français de la Monnaie for "Les dernières monnaies européennes en argent du XXe siècle" (The last European silver coins of the 20th century). Weight: 6.4 g. - A 10-euro silver coin commemorating the goddess Europa and Zeus in the guise of a bull. 1998. Issued by Michael Göde and justified K 3350. With warranty certificate. In protective capsule. Diameter: 30 mm. - A cupronickel medal commemorating 50 years of the Nouveau Franc. 2010. L'Europe des XXVII" series. Test edition by Trésor du patrimoine. In protective capsule. Diameter: 41 mm. - a partially polychrome cupronickel medal commemorating 10 years of the euro. 2012. L'Europe des XXVII" series. Test edition by Trésor du patrimoine. In protective capsule. Diameter: 41 mm. - A partially gilded silver metal medal commemorating 10 years of the euro. 2012. Edition by Michael Göde. In protective capsule. Diameter: 40 mm.