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5 euros Asterix aux jeux Olympiques

Issuer Monnaie de Paris
Year 2024
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Value 5 Euros
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Obverse description The obverse reproduces the iconic cover artwork of the Asterix at the Olympic Games album, depicting Asterix as the central figure in a dynamic composition. The face value '5 EURO' is prominently incorporated into the design as worn by the character, integrated within the illustration. The national identifier 'RF' (République Française) appears in the field alongside the date '2024'. The copyright legend '© 2024 LES EDITIONS ALBERT RENÉ' frames the design, reflecting the licensed nature of this commemorative issue. The overall composition blends cartographic illustration with standard numismatic legend elements in a medal alignment format.
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Reverse description The reverse features Idéfix (Dogmatix), the beloved canine companion of Asterix, rendered in the classic Uderzo illustrative style. The small dog is depicted carrying a laurel wreath in his mouth, a traditional symbol of Olympic victory and honour. The character is shown in a lively, characterful pose consistent with the visual language of the original comic series. The upper field bears the title legend 'Astérix AUX JEUX OLYMPIQUES' identifying the commemorative theme. The design is clean and uncluttered, allowing the charming figural motif to dominate the coin's reverse field.
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Mint Monnaie de Paris, Paris (and
Pessac starting 1973), France (864-date)
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