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100 Francs Year of the Rabbit, gold

Issuer National Bank of Rwanda
Year 2023
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Value 100 Francs
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Obverse description Central depiction of the national coat of arms of Rwanda, featuring a shield with a knot motif at its base and the national motto UBUMWE-UMURIMO-GUKUNDA-IGIHUGU inscribed on a ribbon below. Flanking the shield are a sorghum stalk to the left and a branch to the right, with a sun and cog wheel at the top of the arms. The denomination 100 appears prominently in the lower field, flanked by AMAFARANGA to the left and IJANA to the right. The outer legend BANKI NKURU Y'U RWANDA curves along the upper rim, with REPUBLIKA Y'U RWANDA inscribed within the inner circle of the coat of arms.
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Reverse description Two rabbits rendered in a striking mosaic or fractured geometric artistic style, their bodies composed of interlocking polygonal segments, depicted in dynamic poses filling the central field. At the top center, within an octagonal cartouche, appears the Chinese character 兔 (rabbit). The legend LUNAR OUNCE curves along the left rim, with 2023 inscribed to the upper right, and 1oz FINE GOLD 999 along the lower right rim. The inscription YEAR OF THE RABBIT appears in three lines within the left-center field.
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Rwanda has issued collector gold since the mid-2000s, positioning the National Bank as an aggressive participant in the themed bullion market alongside better-known programs from Perth and the Royal Mint. The lunar series it produces targets Asian secondary markets almost exclusively, which explains the denomination in francs on a coin almost never intended to circulate in Kigali.

The 31.107g weight is one troy ounce precisely — the denomination is cosmetic.

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