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| 背面描述 | The fully quartered coat of arms of Monaco — displaying the princely lozengy field of argent and gules — is centrally positioned and supported on either side by armoured figures standing as shield-bearers, each holding a sword. The achievement is surmounted by the princely crown. The large denomination numeral '5' appears to the left of the arms and the abbreviation 'F' to the right, both rendered in bold relief. The Latin motto DEO JUVANTE ('With the help of God') is inscribed along the lower rim below the shield. |
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| 铸造量 | 1960 - - 125,000 1966 - - 125,000 |
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Monaco's 1960 coinage reform followed Charles de Gaulle's introduction of the nouveau franc, which revalued the French franc at 100:1. Monaco, bound by monetary convention to France, was obligated to realign its own denominations accordingly — this 5 franc piece replaced a series of smaller-denomination silver coins that had become obsolete overnight.
The .835 fineness matches the contemporary French silver standard exactly, a requirement of the Franco-Monegasque monetary agreement.