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| 正面描述 | Left-facing draped bust of Liberty wearing a winged Phrygian cap, rendered in the classical allegorical style. Sailing ships appear in the background field, evoking maritime and colonial themes. The legend REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE UNION FRANÇAISE arcs around the periphery, with the engraver's signature L BAZOR and the mintmark GB positioned near the truncation. The word ESSAI and the date 1948 appear in the field, identifying this as a pattern strike. |
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| 背面文字 | Latin |
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Piéforts are struck at twice the normal planchet thickness, a practice the Monnaie de Paris has maintained since the medieval period primarily for presentation sets and official proofing purposes — they were never released into circulation. The 1948 issue came at a pivotal moment for the French franc: the postwar monetary reorganization had already stripped enormous purchasing power from the currency, and the standard circulating 2 francs piece of this period was itself short-lived within the Fourth Republic's unstable monetary framework.
KM#PE4 is among the scarcer piéforts catalogued from this era, with mintages characteristically tiny — often in the dozens rather than hundreds.