1828 French Bronze Medal – Visit of King Charles X to Mulhausen by Barre
A remarkable piece of 19th-century French exonumia, this 1828 French Bronze Medal commemorates the visit of King Charles X to Mulhausen (Mulhouse). Struck in France and attributed to the renowned medallist Barre, the medal showcases the detailed artistry and craftsmanship characteristic of French commemorative medals of the period.
Described as uncirculated, this substantial bronze medal is an appealing addition for collectors of French medals, royal memorabilia, historical exonumia, and early 19th-century European pieces. Beyond its collectible appeal, it offers a tangible connection to the history of the Bourbon Restoration and the reign of Charles X.
Specifications:
- Year: 1828
- Country: France
- Subject: Visit of King Charles X to Mulhausen
- Metal: Bronze
- Medallist: Barre
- Condition: Uncirculated
- Diameter: 1.614 inches
- Weight: 1.523 oz.
An attractive and historically significant medal with excellent appeal for the collector of French royal history, 19th-century medals, and exonumia.
