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| Issuer | Bank of Central African States |
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| Year | 2024 |
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| Currency | CFA franc (Bank of Central African States, 1973-date) |
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| Edge | Plain |
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| Mintage | 2024 - Antique finish - 399 |
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The Bank of Central African States — the BEAC — issues collector coinage for its six member states under a shared monetary framework, but pieces of this weight fall firmly outside circulation and into the realm of prestige bullion presentation. At just under a kilogram of .999 silver, this is a format used by a small number of mints globally, typically produced in very limited quantities for institutional gifting, high-end numismatic retail, or sovereign wealth display.
The Wedding at Cana subject draws from a tradition of large-format Catholic iconographic coinage that has grown notably since Vatican-adjacent themes proved commercially viable in the European and Asian collector markets through the 2010s.