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UNION LATINE Gold Coins. Discover our complete collection of Union Latine Gold Coins, from 5 to 20 Union Latine Gold. Don't hesitate to ask our numismatic experts for an appraisal of your Union Latine Gold Coins . What's more, if you wish to make a Gold coin purchaseAbacor's experts offer free personalized advice all year round.

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Throughout European history, Union Latine gold coins have marked their era. That's why Comptoirs de l'Or Abacor offers you a detailed exploration of each Gold Coin. Each one tells its own story and reveals its numismatic value over the years.

You can contact our experts directly on 01 48 04 76 06, who will answer all your questions. Our numismatic experts will carry out an appraisal of your exchangeable gold products. They will offer you a proposal for Buying back your gold coins.

Union Latine Gold Coins

UNION LATINE gold coins. Union Latine gold coins were issued under the reign of Napoleon III in 1865, as part of the agreement between several European countries to harmonize their currencies. Moreover, Union Latine gold coins, described as exchangeable, include those that meet the specifications of the 20 Francs Napoléon. However, in the specific Latin Union quotation, 20 Franc Napoleon and 20 Franc Suisse Vreneli coins are excluded, as they each have their own distinct quotation.

Weight: 6.45 grams

Titration : 900‰ pure Gold

Diameter: 21 millimetres

Gold coins	Date / Number of hits / Members
20 Lire Or Charles Felix	Minting date: 1821 to 1831 Number Minted: 550,000 Member: Kingdom of Sardinia and Duke of Savoy
20 Lire Or Charles Albert	Date of issue: 1831 and 1849 Number of issues: 2,000,000 Member: Kingdom of Sardinia and Duke of Savoy
20 Lire Or Victor-Emmanuel II	Minting date: 1861 to 1878 Number Minted: 11,700,000 Member: Italy
20 Gold Francs Leopold I	Minting date: 1865 to 1866 Number Minted: 1,500,000 Member: Belgium
20 Gold Francs Leopold II	Minting date: 1870 to 1882 Number Minted: 20,000,000 Member: Belgium
20 Francs Or ( 8 Florins ) Franz Joseph I	Date of issue: 1870 to 1892 Number of issues: 1,890,652 Member: Austria-Hungary
20 Gold Charles III Francs	Date of issue: 1878 and 1879 Number of issues: 100,000 Member: Monaco
20 Dinars Milan Obrenovitch	Date minted: 1882 Number minted: 300,000 Member: Serbia
20 Lire Or Umberto I	Minting date: 1879 to 1897 Number Minted: 8,500,000 Member: Italy
20 Lei Or Carol I	Minting date: 1883 to 1890 Minting number: 381,290 Member: Romania
20 Drachmas George I gold	Date minted: 1884 Number minted: 550,000 Member: Greece
5 Alexander III gold rubles	Minting date: 1886 to 1894 Number Minted: 20,534,089 Member: Russia
20 Lei Or Ferdinand I	Date minted: 1894 Number minted: 100,000 Member: Bulgaria
7.5 Nicholas II gold rubles	Minting date: 1897 Number Minted: 16,829,000 Member: Russia
20 Francs Gold Albert I	Date of issue: 1914 Number of issues: 125,000 Member: Belgium

What are the advantages of buying gold coins?

Investing in gold is gaining in importance, and there are many ways to invest in precious metals. However, there are many advantages tobuying gold coins:

Safe-haven value: In times of economic inflation, gold maintains a stable and significant value, making it a reliable refuge.
Affordability: On the one hand, Gold Coins are more affordable than gold bullion, offering a more accessible investment option.
Ease of resale: On the other hand, Gold Coins are easier to resell than bullion, as they are fractionable, allowing transactions in several parts.
Universality: Gold coins are widely traded around the world, making up a significant part of the gold trade.

How to recognize French Gold Coins?

There are several criteria for identifying a genuine French gold coin. It is advisable to consult numismatic experts to accurately assess the value of coins. However, here are a few clues that may help you recognize a gold coin:

Its color.
Room dimensions.
The distinguishing marks of a genuine gold coin, such as the engraver's mark and the mint's identification.
The sound of the room.
The weight of the part.

The use of a spectrometer is the most accurate tool for estimating the composition of a gold coin. Every Comptoir de l'Or Abacor is equipped with a spectrometer, enabling our experts to estimate the composition of your gold coins.

Abacor experts can advise you by telephone or at the Comptoir de l'Or of your choice. From then on, they offer you personalized advice and guidance on buying and selling gold, free of charge all year round:

59 rue Saint-Antoine, 75004, Paris. Telephone: 01 48 04 76 06

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109 bis avenue Charles de Gaulle, 92200, Neuilly-sur-Seine. Phone number: 01 47 38 85 27