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Louis-Philippe
(1773-1850) Known as the duc d'Orleans before his accession,
King
Louis-Philippe became the leader of France after the Abdication
of Charles X. Although he was a constitutional monarch,
King Louis-Philippe gained personal power by splitting the
liberal movement and appointing weak ministers. When
the government prohibited a banquet organized by supporters
of political reform, the Republicans of Paris revolted.
This led to the Revolution of 1848. The king abdicated
on February 24,1848 and shortly after, fled to England.
Historic Events
During King Louis-Philippe's Reign
1830 - Louis-Philippe becomes king of France.
1832 - Reform Act in Britain extends voting to middle class.
1834 - Lafayette dies.
1835 - Ferdinand I becomes Emperor of Austria.
1847 - Louis Napoleon I Bonaparte imprisoned for conspiracy.
1848 - Louis-Philippe abdicates on February 24.
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20 Franc
| MINTED: |
1830 - 1846 |
| WEIGHT: |
.1867 |
| FINENESS: |
.900 gold |
| DIAMETER: |
21 mm |
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40 Franc
| MINTED: |
1831 - 1839 |
| WEIGHT: |
.3734 |
| FINENESS: |
.900 |
| DIAMETER: |
26 mm |
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Coin:
Louis Philip
Price:
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Grade: XF
Description: French 1830-1846
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Coin:
40 Franc Louis Phil
Price:
$481.64
Grade: VF/XF
Description: French 1831-1838
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