Milano 2005, Museo G.B.Adriani, Palazzo Gotti di Salerano, Via Ospedale 40, Cherasco

The two notebooks of the Museum of Cherasco introduce the coins of the Milano mint between Charles the Great and Francis Joseph I von Asburgo-Lorena, 348 samples coming from the collection of G.B.Adriani. A brief introduction, contracted to leave space to the coins, introduces the physionomy of the collection and it underlines the counterfeit , fake and imitative coins, to offer a contribution, if also least, to the study of a extreme interest numismatic sector. In the collection there are: carolingian coin (cat.n.1), imperial series and of the kings of Italy (nn.2-11), the house of Visconti (nn.15-38), a sample of the II Repubblica (n.39), and the house of Sforza to Louis XII (nn.40-63), Louis XII (nn.64-65) and after him again a Sforza ruler, Francis II (nn.66-72), then Charles V (nn.73-76), Phillip II (nn.77-101), Phillip III (nn.102-135),(between the booklet 14 and 15), Phillip IV (nn.136-152) and Charles II (nn.153-157) von Hadsburg, Phillip V of Borbone (nn.158-161), Charles III/Charles VI von Hadsburg (nn.162-198), Maria Theresa von Hadsburg-Lorraine (nn.199-251), Joseph II von Hadsburg-Lorraine (nn.252-257), Francis II Holy Roman Emperor / Francis I von Hadsburg-Lorraine (nn.258-266) Napoleon (267-291), Ferdinand I von Hadsburg-Lorraine (nn.292-298) provisional Government (nn.299) and finally Francis Joseph I von Hadsburg-Lorraine (nn.300-348).