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10 euros 80 ans de L'Équipe rugby
| Issuer | Monnaie de Paris |
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| Year | 2026 |
| Type | Non-circulating coin |
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| Obverse description | The obverse features a typographic composition inspired by the graphic universe of the newspaper L'Équipe, incorporating historical front-page headlines and the names of multiple sports disciplines arranged in a bold press-style layout across the field. The denomination '10 EURO', country identifier 'RF', and date '2026' appear as part of the central inscription, integrated within the typographic design. The numeral '80' and the text 'ANS L'ÉQUIPE' are prominently displayed, evoking the 80th anniversary of the publication. Sports disciplines including RUGBY, CYCLISME, NATATION, TENNIS, ATHLETISME, and others are inscribed in the field in varying weights and styles consistent with newspaper typography. The overall design is rectangular, reflecting the format of the journal itself. |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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L'Équipe, founded in 1946 from the ashes of the wartime cycling paper L'Auto, built its early reputation largely on rugby coverage before football dominance took hold editorially. The 80th anniversary falls in 2026, making this a commemorative tied to an institutional milestone rather than a sporting event.