100 Francs

Issuer	Banque Centrale des États de l'Afrique Équatoriale et du Cameroun (BCEAEC)
Year	1966-1968
Type	Standard circulation coin
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Obverse lettering	ETAT DU CAMEROUN PAIX · TRAVAIL · PATRIE G.B.L. BAZOR PEACE · WORK · FATHERLAND BANQUE CENTRALE (Translation: State of Cameroon. Peace, work, fatherland. Central Bank.)
Reverse description	The denomination 100 is displayed prominently in large, ornately patterned numerals occupying the central field, with each digit filled with intricate geometric guilloche decoration. The word FRANCS appears in capitals beneath the numerals. The date is inscribed in the upper field above the denomination. The entire central design is enclosed within a decorative border composed of repeating African geometric motifs, separated from the reeded edge by a plain rim. The overall design is bold and graphic, with the decorative numerals providing a distinctly regional artistic character.
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