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100 Francs Thank you

Issuer Banque Centrale du Congo
Year 2025
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Weight 0.5 g
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Obverse description The obverse features the national emblem of the Democratic Republic of the Congo centrally positioned in the field: a leopard head facing forward, flanked by an elephant tusk to the left and a crossed spear and arrow to the right, all mounted on a decorative base bearing the motto PAIX (Peace). The motto words JUSTICE and TRAVAIL appear on the left and right flanks respectively, flanking the central device. The date 2025 is divided across the lower field, with '20' to the left and '25' to the right of the emblem. The legend REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO curves along the upper periphery, while the fineness inscription 0.5 g Au 999.9 appears below the central device and the denomination 100 FRANCS is inscribed along the lower border, all separated by a beaded inner circle.
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Obverse lettering REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO JUSTICE PAIX TRAVAIL 2025 0.5 g Au 999.9 100 FRANCS
(Translation: Democratic Republic of the Congo Justice Peace Work)
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The Democratic Republic of Congo has issued a steady stream of small-format gold fractionals through its central bank over the past decade, most tied to commemorative or novelty programs targeting the collector market rather than domestic circulation. Whether this "Thank You" piece belongs to a named series or stands alone is unclear from available records — and inventing a provenance would be a disservice.

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