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Gregory XVI, Scudo 1835 Bologna

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Italian Gold Coins
BB+/qSPL: between two gradesBB+ is Very Fine. Light wear, with all details clearly legible. Italian: bellissima. The + indicates a slightly better grade. qSPL is about extremely fine. Just below extremely fine. Very few signs of circulation: relief and lustre almost intact. Italian: splendida.RareNot easy to find.

Gregory XVI, Scudo 1835 Bologna

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Silver scudo of the Papal States, struck in Bologna in 1835 during the pontificate of Gregory XVI. Graded between Very Fine and about Extremely Fine (BB+/qSPL); a rare example.

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Piece details
Grade
BB+/qSPL, Between very fine and about extremely fine
Rarity
Raro, rare
Class
Investment Silver
Metal
Silver
Grade
BB
Period
1800–1860
Rarity
Rare
What the grading codes mean

BB+: Very Fine. Light wear, with all details clearly legible. Italian: bellissima. The + indicates a slightly better grade.

qSPL: about extremely fine. Just below extremely fine. Very few signs of circulation: relief and lustre almost intact. Italian: splendida.

Raro: rare. Not easy to find.

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