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| 背面描述 | Central denomination 5 FRANCS. in two lines within an open laurel and olive wreath, separated by a small lozenge ornament, with the date 1830. below. At the base of the wreath, the branches are tied with a ribbon and flanked by a small Gallic rooster standing to left, a patriotic emblem of France. The wreath is composed of olive branches to the right and laurel to the left, richly rendered with berries and leaves. The design is enclosed within a beaded border. |
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| 边缘 | Smooth |
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Caunois submitted this pattern during the turbulent succession crisis following Charles X's abdication in August 1830, when the question of who would govern France — and whose face would anchor its coinage — remained genuinely unresolved. The July Revolution had just installed Louis-Philippe, and competing engravers rushed proposals to the mint before any design was officially sanctioned. Tin was the standard material for pattern submissions of the period, keeping production costs low while the political situation remained fluid.
Caunois lost the commission. The Domard design ultimately prevailed for the new Orleanist coinage.