200 Francs Guinéens 1988 1992 Summer Olympic Games

Guinea's commemorative coinage of the late 1980s was issued almost entirely for the export market — sold to Western collectors through distribution agents rather than circulated domestically. The country was then under Lansana Conté's military government, which had taken power in a bloodless coup hours after Sékou Touré's death in 1984, and hard currency from collector coin sales was a meaningful revenue stream for a state rebuilding its economic relationships with international institutions.

The Barcelona Games connection places the issue four years ahead of the actual 1992 Olympics — a common practice among smaller issuing states licensing the Olympic brand early.