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English: Lyons, France, Religious Medal of St Vincent de Paul 1843 by Artist Marius Penin

Bronze medallion d. = 36 mm.

Saint Vincent de Paul, 1581 Pouy (today Saint-Vincent-de-Paul), Guyenne and Gascony, Kingdom of France - 1660 Paris

Around portrait r.: "OMNIBVS OMNIA FACTVS SVM" / Curved above the Good Shepherd: "EGO SVM PASTOR BONVS." In exergue: "RETRAITE PASTORALE". Forrer VIII, p. 120

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Marius Pons Jean Baptiste Penin, 1807 Barjols, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur - 1883

Condition: Almost UNCIRCULATED.
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