100 Francs

Issuer	Banque Centrale des États de l'Afrique Équatoriale et du Cameroun (BCEAEC)
Year	1966-1968
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Thickness	3 mm
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Obverse description	Three giant eland antelopes (Taurotragus derbianus) depicted in dynamic profile, their elongated spiral horns filling the upper field in an elegant overlapping composition engraved by G.B.L. Bazor. The animals are rendered in fine relief against a plain field, conveying a sense of motion and natural vitality characteristic of French colonial coinage art. The upper legend reads ETAT DU CAMEROUN, with the motto PAIX · TRAVAIL · PATRIE arching below it along the inner border. The bilingual English translation PEACE · WORK · FATHERLAND appears in the lower field, and the legend BANQUE CENTRALE curves along the bottom rim. The engraver's signature G.B.L. BAZOR is incused to the right of the central design.
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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.)
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