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Italy - 50 Lire 1833, Anchor - Sardinia - NGC XF 45 - Mintage of Only 92 Units, Extremely Rare - Gold 900, 16.12g, 27mm - Only 10% fees + VAT on this item. There are 2 types of this sub-type: 1833 P - with an anchor mint mark on the reverse of the coin at the bottom - mintage of 92 units 1833 P - with an eagle mint mark on the reverse of the coin at the bottom - mintage of 1,773 units Mintage: Only 92 units, which makes it a true rarity in the world of numismatics. At NGC - There are 12 graded coins, 7 of which are graded AU DETAILS At PCGS - It does not appear on their chart that it has ever been graded This exceptional and extremely rare coin is the 50 Lire from 1833, minted in Sardinia, Italy, and graded NGC XF 45 (Extremely Fine). With a mintage of only 92 units, this coin is one of the rarest in the world, making it a highly coveted piece for collectors of Italian and European numismatics. Struck in Gold 900, it weighs 16.12g and has a diameter of 27mm, showcasing remarkable craftsmanship and serving as a testament to the rich history of Sardinia during the 19th century. The 1833 Sardinia 50 Lire features a beautifully detailed portrait of Carlo Alberto, the King of Sardinia, on the obverse, and royal symbols on the reverse. The coin's historical significance, coupled with its extreme rarity and excellent condition, makes it an invaluable addition to any high-end coin collection. The NGC XF 45 grade confirms its excellent preservation, with only slight signs of wear, ensuring it retains much of its original beauty. General Description: The 50 Lire 1833 coin from Sardinia is a key piece in the history of Italian coinage, featuring the portrait of Carlo Alberto, the King of Sardinia, on the obverse, and royal symbols on the reverse. The coin’s extreme rarity and historical significance are emphasized by its limited mintage, making it one of the most sought-after coins in Italian numismatics. Its high grade of NGC XF 45 assures collectors of its exceptional quality and preservation. Face: The obverse side features a striking portrait of Carlo Alberto, the King of Sardinia, along with inscriptions in Latin that denote the year of minting and the royal titles. Back: The reverse showcases royal symbols, emphasizing the coin's connection to the monarchy of Sardinia, and a traditional design that reflects the wealth and prestige of the era.