Italy, Kingdom of Two Sicilies Ferdinando IV di Borbone (1759-1816)

a silver coin of 120 grana from 1847, struck under the reign of Ferdinand II for the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies (Naples workshop) • Obverse: Bearded portrait in profile to the right of Ferdinand II, with the Latin inscription FERDINANDVS II. DEI GRATIA REX and the year 1847. • Reverse: Crowned escutcheon with the Bourbon-Two Sicilies arms, with the denomination shown at the bottom • Metal: Silver (fineness about 833 ‰). • Weight: About 27.49 grams. • Diameter: 37 Sales conditions: - No shipping outside Europe /!\ - For any purchase, an identity document will be required (According to French legal obligations applicable to sale and invoicing, an identity document will be requested for any purchase to enable the establishment to comply with regulatory obligations.)

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