1 franc semeuse - Nickel - (1960-1962) Mint Medal - TheRedshop
On the obverse, the famous Sower by Louis-Oscar Roty, wearing a Phrygian cap, advances while sowing against the wind: a poetic tribute to progress and the Republic.
Characteristics of the coin
Value: 1 franc, Period: 1960 to 1962
Regime: Fifth Republic
Engraver: Louis-Oscar Roty (adaptation of the
Engraving Workshop)
Diameter: 24 mm
Material: Nickel Edge: striped
Minting type: medal
The coins were minted mainly in Beaumont-LE-Roger, without a distinctive letter, with a few years produced in Paris. The years 1960, 1961, 1965, 1967 to 1973 were minted in both workshops.
The year 1962 comes exclusively from Beaumont-LE-Roger.
Each proposed coin is of authentic origin, randomly selected based on available stock. They show signs of handling in the fields, slight wear on the reliefs, and sometimes reflections of their original brilliance.
The conditions vary from good to excellent, ideal for beginner or experienced collectors. This 1 franc semeuse coin in nickel is a perfect entry point into the world of French coin collecting. Whether you are passionate about history, a fan of republican symbols, or simply curious about owning a piece of numismatic heritage, this coin will enhance your collection. Note: the coin received may differ slightly from the illustrated image, depending on the year of the stock. 1.png "logo-www.theredshop77.com")
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