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| 正面文字 | Arabic |
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| 背面描述 | The aluminium bronze centre depicts a satellite orbiting a stylised globe, commemorating Algeria's achievements in space technology. The outer stainless steel ring features a border of twenty stars divided at two points by decorative monograms. The date inscription in the outer ring incorporates three calendar systems: the Gregorian year, the Hijri year, and the Amazigh (Berber) year, reflecting Algeria's multicultural heritage. |
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The 100-dinar denomination was reintroduced in bimetallic form as part of Algeria's broader effort to reduce reliance on banknotes for high-frequency transactions — a persistent problem in a cash-heavy economy where paper currency degrades rapidly in circulation. The shift to a coin of this value was administratively contentious; Algeria had previously discontinued the denomination before reversing course.
KM#141 spans a two-year production window across 2018–2019, though the Banque d'Algérie does not publish annual mintage figures, leaving exact production volumes unconfirmed.