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| 背面描述 | Three conjoined zebu heads rendered en face in high relief at the center of the field, a distinctly Malagasy motif emphasizing the island's cultural and agricultural identity. The central horn of the foremost zebu frames the denomination numeral '1' above, with the word FRANC arching over the composition within the horns. Flanking the zebu heads are two decorative plant sprigs — a millet branch to the left and a rice ear to the right — symbolizing the island's principal agricultural produce. The legend MADAGASCAR curves along the lower rim, separated from the central design by a beaded inner border. |
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Piéforts are struck at double the normal planchet thickness, a practice the Monnaie de Paris has used for centuries to produce presentation-quality trial pieces for official approval and distribution to dignitaries. The 1948 aluminium franc piéfort sits in a particularly transitional moment for French coinage — postwar austerity had pushed the standard circulation franc into aluminium, a metal the French mint had little pre-war experience striking at scale. The piéfort format documented that adjustment for the record.
KM#PE1 designation confirms this as the first catalogued piéfort entry for the Fourth Republic franc series.