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100 Francs CFA France gold Euro

Issuer Ivory Coast
Year 2024
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Weight 0.155 g
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Obverse description The obverse of this rectangular proof gold bar-coin features the circular coat of arms of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire at the upper left, enclosed within a beaded circle and surrounded by the legend REPUBLIQUE DE CÔTE D'IVOIRE with the denomination 100 FRANCS CFA below. To the right, a detailed relief map of the European continent fills the field, rendered against a finely engraved radiating sunburst background. Along the lower portion of the field, the series title HISTORY OF GOLD EUROS is inscribed in bold capitals, followed by the specifications 1/200 OZ - FINEST GOLD 9999 and the year 2024.
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Reverse description The reverse displays two raised circular coin effigies side by side, each depicting the French gold quarter-euro issued in 2002: the left effigy shows the obverse of the French quarter-euro with the stylised euro symbol and gear motif, while the right effigy presents the reverse bearing the denomination 1/4 EURO in cursive script and the year 2002, both surrounded by a ring of twelve stars. Six additional relief stars are arranged symmetrically around the two coin effigies in the field. The legend FIRST GOLD-EURO arches across the top of the field in bold capitals, and FRANCE 2002 is inscribed along the lower border. The word COPY appears in small letters between the two coin effigies.
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