Enhance your collection with this exquisite Swiss 5 Rappen coin from 1883, part of the renowned Libertas series. Struck in copper-nickel, this historical piece represents Switzerland's rich numismatic heritage.
Key Features:
✔ Year: 1963
✔ Metal Composition: 75% copper, 25% nickel
✔ Weight: 2 g
✔ Diameter: 17.15 mm
✔ Thickness: 1.25 mm
✔ Edge: Plain
✔ Mint: Bern, Switzerland
Obverse:
The coin features the elegant profile of Libertas, the Roman goddess of liberty, facing right. Her braided hair, tied with a ribbon, is a hallmark of this series. The inscription "CONFŒDERATIO HELVETICA" (Swiss Confederation) surrounds the portrait.
Reverse:
The reverse side showcases a detailed wreath of grapevines, intertwined with a ribbon, encircling the bold numeral "5". This design reflects Switzerland’s strong agricultural heritage.
Historical Significance:
Minted between 1879 and 1980, this 5 Rappen coin circulated widely before its demonetization in 1984. Its classic medal alignment and intricate design make it a must-have for collectors.
Why Add This Coin to Your Collection?
✅ Authentic Swiss History – A timeless piece from the 19th century.
✅ Beautiful Craftsmanship – Designed by renowned engravers Karl Schwenzer and Carl Friedrich Voigt.
✅ Great Investment – A sought-after numismatic treasure.
