Britain: Victoria (1837-1901), tin medal (42.63g), 1856 CE. Commemorating the Peace of Paris and the end of the Crimean War against Russia. Dies engraved by Ottley. AH 347 (958-959 CE)

Name: Britain: Victoria (1837-1901), tin medal (42.63g), 1856 CE. Commemorating the Peace of Paris and the end of the Crimean War against Russia. Dies engraved by Ottley. AH 347 (958-959 CE)
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AH 347 (958-959 CE)

holding labarum and globus cruciger

Roman: Philip I 'the Arab' (244-249)

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Britain: Victoria (1837-1901), tin medal (42.63g), 1856 CE. Commemorating the Peace of Paris and the end of the Crimean War against Russia. Dies engraved by Ottley. AH 347 (958-959 CE)Britain: Victoria (1837 1901), tin medal (42. 63g), 1856 CE. Kneeling Mars hands over his sword to Pax Inscription "the treaty of peace with Russia after two years war was signed at Paris 30th March 1856 by the plenipotentiaries of Great Britain, France, Turkey (Ottomans), Austria, Prussia, Sardinia, and Russia". Commemorating the Peace of Paris and the end of the Crimean War against Russia. Dies engraved by Ottley. Extremely fine.

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