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| 裏面の説明 | A large stylized peacock displayed in full fan, its elaborate tail feathers fanning upward to dominate the central field, rendered in fine detail by Bazor. Two kneeling or crouching animals flank the base of the peacock's body in the lower field. The denomination 2 FR.S is inscribed in large characters to either side of the peacock's body at centre. A decorative inner border of small dots encircles the design, while the territorial legend COTE FRANÇAISE DES SOMALIS arcs around the upper rim. |
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| 裏面の銘文 | COTE FRANÇAISE DES SOMALIS 2 FR.S (Translation: FRENCH SOMALILAND) |
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France emerged from occupation and liberation with its monetary system in disarray. The provisional government faced acute metal shortages, and aluminium — long considered unsuitable for coinage due to its tendency to wear rapidly and jam vending mechanisms — became the only practical option for subsidiary denominations. These 1948–1949 pieces were struck under the Fourth Republic, established just two years prior after the referendum of October 1946.
The alloy choice proved controversial enough that the type was abandoned relatively quickly in favor of more durable compositions, keeping circulated survivors in genuinely rough condition.