(1848) Cornelius Jansen, Father of Jansenism (Belgium) A.C. Jouvenel 46mm/Bronze ~ Uncirculated KM. 73 Acne Die Chips Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: (1848) Cornelius Jansen, Father of Jansenism (Belgium) A.C. Jouvenel 46mm/Bronze ~ Uncirculated KM. 73 Acne Die Chips Date:1831 Lg Let
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(1848) Cornelius Jansen, Father of Jansenism (Belgium) A.C. Jouvenel 46mm Bronze ~ Uncirculated KM. 73 Acne Die Chips Date:1831 Lg Let Acne Die Chips 5787 oz ASW Diameter 38 mm Edge Description GOD * ZIJ * MET * ONS * Description Obverse Head left Description Reverse Crowned arms divide value Designer Obverse J Father of Jansenism (1585 1638) and a Professor at the University of Leuven

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