1865 Swiss Schützenfest 5 Franc commemorative non-silver coin

Offered here is a beautifully detailed commemorative coin replicating the 1865 Swiss Schützenfest 5 Franc piece, originally issued for the federal shooting festival held in Schaffhausen, Switzerland.

This piece celebrates a proud tradition of Swiss marksmanship and cantonal unity, featuring:

Obverse: Central shield of Schaffhausen with the iconic prancing ram, encircled by the inscription EIDGENOSSISCHES SCHÜTZENFEST IN SCHAFFHAUSEN 1865, along with the denomination 5 Fr.

Reverse: Allegorical scene depicting Helvetia, the personification of Switzerland, seated and placing a laurel wreath upon a young boy symbolizing the passing of valor and patriotism to the next generation. A striking piece of classical artistry.

Coin Features:

• Type: Commemorative reproduction (not a legal tender coin)

• Material: Non-silver alloy (not made of silver)

• Diameter: Approx. 37 mm

• Finish: Antique-style, lightly toned to resemble age

• Condition: Excellent, uncirculated condition ideal for historical display or collection

Please Note:

🔹 This is a commemorative collector's item, not an original mint coin
🔹 It is not silver and contains no precious metal content
🔹 Perfect for collectors of historical themes, Swiss memorabilia, or replica pieces