Special Edition Nice 1876 Shooting Thaler Lausanne Switzerland 5 Francs City View Xf++ - Almost Gone [scOY6tXF]

Nice 1876 Shooting Thaler Lausanne Switzerland 5 Francs

Discover a piece of Swiss history with this exquisite 1876 Shooting Thaler from Lausanne. This 5 Francs silver medal, issued to commemorate The Shooting Festival, is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Switzerland. Crafted with exceptional detail, this coin showcases the nation's commitment to unity and strength, as depicted by the two female figures shaking hands with a shield, symbolizing "Freedom and Homeland."

• High-quality silver medal from the 1876 Shooting Festival in Lausanne
• Striking city view on the reverse, representing the cultural richness of Switzerland
• Extremely fine condition, well-preserved details, and attractive toning

Product Specifications

This Shooting Thaler is a true masterpiece, weighing approximately 25 grams and measuring 46 mm in diameter. Minted in Switzerland, it boasts a reeded edge and is listed in the Krause Standard Catalog of World Coins as X#S13. The obverse features the iconic female figures and the French legend "POUR.ETRE.FORTS.SOYONS.UNIS," emphasizing the theme of unity and strength. The reverse displays a captivating city view, with the French legend "TIR FEDERAL DE 1876 A LAUSANNE," translating to "Federal Shooting in Lausanne 1876."

• Weight: ~25 grams
• Diameter: ~46 mm
• Silver content: 0.835
• Condition: Extremely fine or better

Why Add This to Your Collection

This Shooting Thaler is not just a coin; it's a piece of art that tells a story of Swiss history and culture. Whether you are a numismatist, a collector of historical artifacts, or simply someone who appreciates fine craftsmanship, this coin is a worthy addition to your collection. Its exceptional condition, detailed design, and historical significance make it a valuable and eye-catching piece.

• Perfect for collectors of Swiss numismatic history
• A unique and attractive addition to any collection
• Investment potential due to its historical and cultural significance