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10 Euro CHARLEMAGNE 2011 €72.24
10 Euro CHARLEMAGNE 2011 €72.24
10 Euro CHARLEMAGNE 2011 €72.24
10 Euro CHARLEMAGNE 2011 €72.24

10 Euro CHARLEMAGNE 2011

100 Euro VASSILY KADINSKY 2011
2 EURO ONU BU 2013
€72.24 (tax incl.)
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Euro 32/34 36 38 40
USA 0/2 4 6 8
Bust(in) 31-32 33 34 36
Bust(cm) 80.5-82.5 84.5 87 92
Waist(in) 24-25 26 27 29
Waist(cm) 62.5-64.5 66.5 69 74
Hips(in) 34-35 36 37 39
Hips(cm) 87.5-89.5 91.5 94 99
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Clovis I, born around 466 and died in Paris on November 27, 511, was king of all the Franks from 481 to 511. A member of the Merovingian dynasty and a brilliant military leader, he considerably increased the territory of the small kingdom of the Salian Franks he inherited on his father's death, unifying a large number of Frankish kingdoms, repelling Alamanni and Burgundians and annexing Visigoth territories in southern Gaul.The reign of Clovis is best known through the description of him by the Gallo-Roman bishop Gregory of Tours, whose History of the Franks is a rich source of information, although this text seems to be essentially for historical purposes.difiante.Clovis was considered by historiography to be one of the most important historical figures in the history of France; the republican tradition recognized him as the first king of what became France, and the royal tradition saw him as the first Christian king of the kingdom of the Franks.On the front of the coin, the portrait of Clovis wearing the Merovingian crown; on the reverse, the dove and baptismal font, symbolizing his baptism in Reims and the dates of his reign (481-511).
Clovis I, born around 466 and died in Paris on November 27, 511, was king of all the Franks from 481 to 511.
A member of the Merovingian dynasty and a brilliant military leader, he considerably expanded the territory of the small kingdom of the Salian Franks he inherited on his father's death, unifying a large part of the Frankish kingdoms, repelling the Alamanni and Burgundians and annexing the territories of the Visigoths in southern Gaul.
The reign of Clovis is best known through the description given by the Gallo-Roman bishop Gregory of Tours, whose Histoire des Francs (History of the Franks) is richly instructive, although the text seems essentially edifying.
Clovis is considered by historiography to be one of the most important historical figures in the history of France; the republican tradition recognized him as the first king of what became France, and the royal tradition saw him as the first Christian king of the kingdom of the Franks.
On the front of the coin, the portrait of Clovis wearing the Merovingian crown; on the reverse, the dove and baptismal font, symbolizing his baptism in Reims and the dates of his reign (481-511).
Features:
Weight:22.20 g
Dimensions: 37 mm
Circulation: 20,000
Metal: silver 900/1000
Quality: Fine Proof
Face Value: € 10

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Son of Pepin the Short, he was king of the Franks from 768, became king of the Lombards by conquest in 774 and was crowned emperor in Rome by Pope Leo III on December 25 800.Monarque warrior, he significantly expanded his kingdom through a series of military campaigns, particularly against the pagan Saxons whose submission was very difficult and violent (772-804), but also against the Muslims of Spain.

A reforming sovereign, concerned with religious orthodoxy and culture, he protected the arts and letters, and was at the origin of the "Carolingian Renaissance".

And yet, Charlemagne can be considered the "Father of Europe", for having brought together a significant part of Western Europe, and laid down principles of government that the great European states have inherited.

The front features Charlemagne with his imperial crown; the reverse is characterized by the famous globe and the dates of his reign (768-814).

Features:

Weight:22.20 g

Dimensions: 37 mm

Circulation: 20,000

Metal: silver 900/1000

Quality: Fine Proof

Face Value: € 10

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