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1/4 Euro FIFA Women World Cup: Europe
| Issuer | Monnaie de Paris |
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| Year | 2019 |
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| Engraver(s) | Joaquin Jimenez |
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| Reverse description | The reverse presents an artistic composition divided into geometric diagonal segments, each referencing a previous FIFA Women's World Cup champion nation. The central left field displays the official FIFA Women's World Cup trophy logo above the inscriptions 'FIFA™', 'COUPE DU MONDE FÉMININE' and 'FRANCE 2019'. The denomination '1/4 €' is rendered in large numerals at the centre-right. Surrounding segments feature stylized national symbols — including the American flag motif, the Norwegian cross, a circular dot-pattern, and the Allemagne shield — each accompanied by the respective country name and their championship year or years. The nations and years listed are USA (1991, 1999, 2015), NORVEGE (1995), ALLEMAGNE (2003, 2007), and JAPON (2011). |
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| Edge | Smooth |
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France hosted the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup, and the Monnaie de Paris issued this piece as part of a broader collector series tied to the tournament. The United States won the championship, defeating the Netherlands 2–0 in the final held in Lyon — on French soil, which lent the host nation's mint a particular commercial incentive to produce commemorative issues across multiple denominations and regional themes.