Null NAPOLÉON I May 18, 1804 - April 6, 1814
40 Francs (bare head) year 13 Paris…

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NAPOLÉON I May 18, 1804 - April 6, 1814 40 Francs (bare head) year 13 Paris; 40 Francs and 20 Francs (bare head) 1806 Paris. Three gold coins (32.18 g). A few tiny dings on the edges. T.B.

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NAPOLÉON I May 18, 1804 - April 6, 1814 40 Francs (bare head) year 13 Paris; 40 Francs and 20 Francs (bare head) 1806 Paris. Three gold coins (32.18 g). A few tiny dings on the edges. T.B.

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