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Antonio Travani
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Antonio Travani, Papal Mint for the Papal States
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English: Papal States, Quadruple Scudo d'Oro (1689) depicting Pope Alexander VIII (obv) and Saints Peter and Paul (rev), engraved by Antonio Travani, a goldsmith and medalist in Rome.[1]
Date 1689 (coin), 2010 (image)
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  1. (1916) Biographical Dictionary of Medallists, 6, Spink & Son, LTD, p. 129

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