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10 euros Phryge LE PONT DU GARD

Uitgever Monnaie de Paris
Jaar 2024
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Beschrijving keerzijde The reverse depicts Phryge, the official mascot of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games — a stylized, brightly colored red Phrygian cap character with large blue eyes and a broad smile — seated in a rowing boat on a river, holding an oar. The mascot bears the Paris 2024 Olympic rings emblem on its chest and a small French tricolor ribbon. In the background, the ancient Roman aqueduct Pont du Gard is rendered in detailed relief, its multiple arched tiers rising above the landscape with trees and balloons visible to the right. The legend 'LE PONT DU GARD' is inscribed in the upper field, and 'PARIS 2024' appears along the lower right rim. The color printing applied to the mascot contrasts vividly with the milled silver-tone field.
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Phryge — the Phrygian cap character adopted as mascot for the Paris 2024 Olympics — is the first Games mascot to anchor a French legal tender coin series of this scale. The choice revived a symbol with genuine revolutionary weight in France: the bonnet rouge worn by sans-culottes during 1789 and embedded in Marianne's iconography for two centuries before being repurposed for athletic spectacle.

The billon composition at .333 fine places this squarely in France's modern commemorative circulation tier, intended to move through gift and collector channels rather than commerce.

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