Coins 1735 year of issue

The residence of the clergy of the Catholic Church - the Vatican, has extensive experience and tradition of minting money. The world recognizes the quality and sophistication of the coin collections of the Papal State.
In 1735, the Vatican prints silver coins of 1 Giulio, five varieties. The currency sign was named after the Pope, Julius II.
Two coins, weighing 3.01 g, measuring 28.8 mm have a similar design. On the obverse: Pope's coat of arms. The inscription in the laurel wreath is depicted on the reverse of one coin, and the inscription in the palm wreath is depicted on the reverse of the other.
This year, the standard circulation also minted Giulio, weighing 2.69 g, measuring 26 mm. The obverse of three coins is the same: the right bust is in a hat. Reverse is different. These are: - an inscription decorated with a decorative wreath;
- the inscription in the ornament;
- the inscription, surrounded by a palm wreath.
In 1735, the Vatican produces eight varieties of silver teston. For the first time these signs are issued in Venice. These coins served as a model for copying. There appeared totau - in Portugal, testun - in Scotland, Dicken - in Germany, Switzerland.
The silver coin has 1 testoon, weighing 8.4 g, 30.4 mm in size, on the obverse is the Papal coat of arms, on the reverse: the inscription in a cartouche.
This year five silver coins are issued: 1 dough weighing 8 g, 30 mm in size. The appearance of coins close, different design of the inscription in the reverse.
Description of coins:
1. Obverse: Papal coat of arms, without a year. Reverse: the inscription in the cartouche.
2. Image unknown. According to the descriptions, on the obverse: polygonal Papal emblem, on the reverse: the inscription in the cartouche.
3. Obverse: Pope's coat of arms. Reverse: the inscription in the cartouche.
4. Obverse: Pope's coat of arms. Reverse: inscription in a palm wreath.
5. Obverse: Pope's coat of arms. Reverse: abbreviated inscription in a palm wreath.
Two silver coins 1 testo, weighing 8.32 g, measuring 30.4 mm, are also similar in design.
Description:
1. On the obverse: right bust in the cap. On the reverse: an angel presents a miter to St. Andrew Corsini.
2. The images on the obverse and reverse are the same as those of the first coin. The inscriptions on the back of the coin differ.
In 1735 silver Grosso banknotes were also minted. The obverse is depicted on the obverse, and on the reverse is the left bust of St. Paul.
This year, gold scudo notes are issued. The image of one coin is reliably known. On the obverse of the coin: the emblem of the Pope. On the reverse: the inscription in the cartouche, framed by arcs on the sides, and the shell, on top. Three other coins are known only by descriptions.