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100 Francs Semperoper

Uitgever Democratic Republic of the Congo (1997-date)
Jaar 2025
Type Non-circulating coin
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Beschrijving voorzijde Detailed architectural rendering of the Semperoper opera house in Dresden occupies the central field, depicted in a frontal elevation view showcasing its ornate Neo-Renaissance facade with sculpted decorations and colonnaded wings. Arching above the building, a staff bearing musical notes and a treble clef extends across the upper field in a decorative sweep. The legend SEMPEROPER DRESDEN curves along the upper rim in raised Latin letters, with a circular cartouche to the right inscribed 40th Anniv. commemorating the 40th anniversary of the opera house's reopening. In the exergue, the date 2025 appears centrally, flanked below by the inscriptions 1/2 G .9999 FINEST GOLD denoting the weight and fineness of the coin.
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The Semperoper in Dresden, destroyed by Allied bombing in February 1945 and left as rubble through most of the East German period, was finally reconstructed and reopened in 1985 — a restoration that took forty years and became one of the most politically charged cultural projects in GDR history. Its appearance on a Congolese fractional gold issue is purely a product of the modern bullion-souvenir market, where the DRC's mint authority has become a reliable vehicle for European-themed collector pieces with no geographic connection to the issuer.

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