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Lot # 363 - Italy. Papal States. Cardinal Pietro Barbo, future Pope Paul II (1464-1471). Cast Medal dated 1455. For the construction of Palazzo Venezia in Rome. Opus: Anonymous of the Roman school, possibly Andrea Guazzalotti (Bronze, 33.77 mm, 29.41 g). PETRVS BARBVS VENETVS CARDINALIS S MARCI, Bust left with cope. Rev. HAS AEDES CONDIDIT ANNO CHRISTI M CCCCLV, Coat of arms surmounted by galero. Volt 20. Hill 737. Kress 206. Brownish tone. Good Very Fine. Scarce.
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Lot # 364 - Italy. Papal States. Gregorius XVI (1831-1846). Oval Medal. 1831. Opus: G. Cerbara (Bronze, 47.44 x 60.96 mm, 54.14 g). S GREGORIO MAGNO PONT MAX HVMILIS SVCCESSOR / OSP APLICO 1831, Bust of Saint Gregory the Great, wearing a mitre, writing in a book; behind his head, the Dove of the Holy Spirit. Rev. S ROMVALDO ABBATI DEVOTVS FILIVS GREGORIVS XVI, The Saint is depicted explaining the vision of the Ascension into Heaven to a group of disciples. Boccia 13. Suspension ring removed. Nice patina. About Extremely Fine. Rare.
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Lot # 365 - Italy. Papal States. Pius IX (1846-1878). Large Medal (Prototype). 1846. For the Amnesty of July 16, 1846. Opus: C. Radnitzky (Copper-coated Lead, 71.11 mm, 131.21 g). PIVS IX PONTIFEX MAXIMVS ELECT D XVI IVNII MDCCCXXXVI, Bust left, with cap and stole. Rev. MAGNUS QUI LIBERAVIT GENTEM SUAM A PERDITIONE, View of St. Peter’s Square with the Basilica, the Colonnade, and the surrounding buildings; in exergue, TU ES PETRUS ET SUPER HANC PETRAM AEDIFICABO / ECCLESIAM MEAM ET TIBI DABO CLAVES / REGNI COELORM. Cf. Bartolotti I, 22. Good Very Fine. Very Rare.
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Lot # 366 - Italy. Papal States. Pius IX (1846-1878). Medal dated 8 September 1846. For the construction of a temporary wooden triumphal arch at the entrance to Piazza del Popolo. Opus: N. Cerbara (Bronze, 61.37 mm, 127.5 g). PIO IX PONT MASSIMO - PRINCIPE OTTIMO, Bust left, with cap and stole. Rev. SACRO A PERENNE TRIONFO QVESTO ARCO TEMPORANEO I ROMANI ERIGEVANO SVLLA PIAZZA DEL POPOLO, The wooden triumphal arch erected in Piazza del Popolo, a work by the architect Felice Cicconetti; in exergue, IL DI VIII SETT MDCCCXXXXVI. Bartolotti I, 34. Brownish patina. Good Extremely Fine. Scarce.
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Lot # 367 - Italy. Papal States. Pius IX (1846-1878). Medal. 1850. For the Pope's return to Rome. Opus: R. Gayrard (Bronze, 59.7 mm, 92.59 g). PIO IX PONTIFICI - MAXIMO A MDCCCL, Bust left, with cap and stole. Rev. IN VRBEM REVERSUS PASTOR NON VLTOR, Dove flying left, holding olive branch; in exergue, DIE SEC ID APRIL / MVCCCL (sic !). Bartolotti IV, 25. Light taps on the edge. Extremely Fine.
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Lot # 368 - Italy. Papal States. Pius IX (1846-1878). Large Medal. 1867. For the 18th centenary of the martyrdom of Saints Peter and Paul. Opus: C. Voigt (Silvered Bronze, 69.97 mm, 122.76 g). PRINCEPS APOSTHOLORVM - DOCTOR GENTIVM, Haloed Christ, standing and facing forward, crowns the two Holy Apostles Peter and Paul with laurel wreaths; they hold their attributes and the crosses of martyrdom; in exergue, ISTI SVNT TRIVMPHATORES / ET AMICI DEI. Rev. PIO IX / PONTEFICE MAXIMO / III KAL IVL AN CHR MDCCCXVII / SAECVLARIA SOLLEMNIA IN VRBE ACTA / OB TRIVMPHALIS MEMORIAM DIEI / QVI PETRVM APOSTOLOR PRINCIPEM / ET PAVLLVM DOCTOREM ORBIS TERRARVM / VICTORES CAELO INTVLIT / DOMINAEQVE GENTIVM ROMAE / NOMEN ET GLORIAM ADSERVIT / MATRIS ET MAGISTRAE / OMNIVM POPVLORVM. Bartolotti XII, 2. Dark patina with some lacks. Extremely Fine.
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Lot # 369 - Italy. Papal States. Leo XIII (1878-1903). Oval Medal. 1896. For the encyclical Satis Cognitum. Opus: F. Bianchi (Bronze, 43.65 mm, 37.44 g). LEO XIII PONT - MAX AN XIX, Bust left, with cap and stole. Rev. FIET VNVM OVILE ET VNVS - PASTOR, The Redeemer on the clouds holds the banner and, with His hand, points to the Encyclical presented by two Coptic priests; on the left, two palm trees (the East); on the right, a Protestant; in exergue, MDCCCXCVI. Bartolotti E896. Extremely Fine.
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Lot # 370 - Italy. Vatican. Johannes XXIII (1958-1963). Medal. 1962. For the Opening of the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council. Opus: G. Manzù (Silver, 34.9 mm, 14.76 g). IOANNES XXIII P M INITO CONC - OECUM VAT II MCMLXII, Bust head facing slightly left, with cap and stole. Rev. UNA / SANCTA / CATHO - LICA / APOSTOLICA, The Pontiff receives the homage of a council father. Modesti 150. De Luca 305. About Uncirculated.

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