1876 Silver Parliamentary Identification Medal
We are selling this solid silver parliamentary identification medal, often referred to as an attendance token or voting badge.
It weighs 63.51 g and has a diameter of approximately 50 mm.
Struck by the Monnaie de Paris for the Senate of the Third Republic.
Dated 1876 and attributed to a senator named Henry Varroy (1826–1883). A civil engineer by training and a native of the Moselle department, he served as a minister under the Third Republic and was thus appointed to the Senate in 1876. “Argent” marked on the edge.
Superb condition +
Significant relief
Shipping not included
It weighs 63.51 g and has a diameter of approximately 50 mm.
Struck by the Monnaie de Paris for the Senate of the Third Republic.
Dated 1876 and attributed to a senator named Henry Varroy (1826–1883). A civil engineer by training and a native of the Moselle department, he served as a minister under the Third Republic and was thus appointed to the Senate in 1876. “Argent” marked on the edge.
Superb condition +
Significant relief
Shipping not included
250 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Sterling silver
Diameter: 50 mm
Reference (ID): 1825707
Availability: In stock
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