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10 Euros Franco-Chinese Relations

Uitgever Monnaie de Paris
Jaar 2014
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Gewicht 22 g
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Beschrijving keerzijde The reverse depicts the stylized, intertwined national flags of France and China rendered in fine detail across the entire field, their undulating forms blending seamlessly into a unified composition. Five stars from the Chinese national flag are visible in relief at center. The denomination '10 EURO' and its Chinese equivalent '欧元' appear in the lower left field. A commemorative legend in both French and simplified Chinese occupies the upper right, reading '50e anniversaire des relations diplomatiques franco-chinoises' and '中法建交五十周年'. The design conveys diplomatic unity through the harmonious merging of the two nations' symbols.
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Aanvullende informatie

The 2014 Franco-Chinese diplomatic commemorative marks the 50th anniversary of France becoming the first Western power to establish full diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China — a decision made unilaterally by de Gaulle in January 1964, over the vocal objections of both the United States and Taiwan. Washington considered it a destabilizing breach of the Western bloc's containment policy.

The Monnaie de Paris issued this as part of a bilateral series produced in coordination with the China Mint, with versions distributed through both countries' official channels.

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