FRANCE - FRANCE Consulate (1799-1804). Medal, the Peace of Amiens, by R. Dumarest, Special strike (SP) Year X (1802), Paris. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE FIRST CONSUL. Laureate bust left; below signature DUMAREST F. Rv. PEACE - OF AMIENS. Napoleon, in Mars, standing on the left, wearing a toga and a Corinthian helmet, holding a victory with his left hand and handing an olive branch to England, lying on a lion; signature DUMAREST F. In the exergue: LE VI. GERMINAL YEAR X. / XXVII. MARCH / MDCCCII. Br.195 - Ess.956 - Jul.1052; Silver - 68.45 g - 49.5 mm - 12 h Top Pop: the only graded example! PCGS SP62 (57652091). Special strike (SP) with slightly satiny relief and mirror fields. Gold highlights in the legends. Slight hairlines in the fields. Superb at Fleur de coin. The Peace of Amiens, concluded on 25 March 1802, is a treaty between the United Kingdom on the one hand and France, Spain and the Dutch Republic on the other. This treaty marked the conclusion of the wars of the French Revolution, i.e. the conflicts that involved revolutionary France against other European countries, often in coalition, from 1792 onwards (war against Austria).