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1000 Francs Beer
| Issuer | Cameroon (1960-date) |
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| Year | 2022 |
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| Weight | 31.10 g |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | A vivid top-down perspective of a glass of beer fills the entire field, rendered in full color with remarkable photorealistic detail. The composition captures the foamy head of the beer with amber and golden hues radiating from the center, surrounded by a white frothy foam layer along the rim. Clusters of raised amber-colored bubbles of varying sizes are scattered across the left portion of the field, catching the light with three-dimensional effect enhanced by holographic printing techniques. The date 2022 is inscribed in small characters at the lower edge of the design within the inner border. |
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Cameroon's modern commemorative program has leaned heavily into novelty issues aimed squarely at the themed collectibles market, and this piece is a straightforward product of that niche. The "Beer" designation places it within a recurring global trend of drinks-themed silver rounds produced under African monetary licenses — coins with nominal legal tender status but no plausible circulation history in the issuing country.
The KM#502 reference confirms this as cataloged within the standard Krause framework, though attribution to Cameroon reflects licensing arrangements rather than any domestic minting capacity.