French Revolution Coin | Louis XVI

French Revolution Coin | Louis XVIHistory of the Artifact These coins were minted in a unique transitory period (1789 1792) of the revolution in which there was an attempt to blend the ideals of the French Revolution to the old values of the monarchy by crafting a Constitutional Monarchy. We can see evidence of this ideological stance on the coin. On the obverse surrounding the bust of Louis XVI, we still read Louis XVI Roi des Francois (King of the French), on the obverse is the

Coins with crosses on the reverse became especially common in the Eastern Roman Empire and can often be traced to mints in Constantinople

they often carried symbolic meaning

or aerodynamics

Reverse: Victory with wings spread

the scene depicted fits within the narrative of the expulsion from the Garden of Eden (Genesis: 3)

How do I know these are original Spinosaurus Teeth

How do I know these are original Triceratops Teeth

since Thorius sounds like taurus

They may have been worn by magistrates

which used the silver dirham as a standard currency

during the tumultuous events of the Spanish War of Independence

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