







Marengo
Characteristics
This coin was initially minted in 1801 to celebrate Napoleon's victory over the Austrian Empire. After Napoleon's fall, the name Marengo was extended to all coins (20 Francs). With the subsequent establishment of the Latin Monetary Union, the name was extended to all coins of equal value, including the 20 lire Italian coin and those of equal size of Belgium and Switzerland.
Italpreziosi produces gold bullions and bars, delivered with advanced technology that will produce high quality and value. The bars made from Italpreziosi obey the rules dictated from LBMA, the London Bullion Market Association, and with a minimum of 350 troy ounces (about 10.9 kg) up to a maximum of 430 troy ounces (about 13.4 kg).
The purity minimum allowed is 995.0 shares per thousand of pure gold. As for the bullions, however, all the pieces are of a purity 999,9 parts per thousand of pure gold. The bars and bullions melt bearing the serial number, the mold of Italpreziosi, the purity and the weight.
As for the silver ingots, all the sizes have a purity of 999/1000 of silver.
All products are followed by a certificate of guarantee that it attests the various quantitative characteristics. Italpreziosi is an Associate Member of the LBMA, the London Bullion Market Association, and Member RJC Responsible Jewellery Council, with certification Code of Practises and Provenance Claim Bolt-On.
All our coins are delivered in special blister packs and accompanied by a guarantee certificate. the year of coinage in the picture is purely indicative.