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5 Francs The Netherlands - Princess Emma

Uitgever Banque Centrale du Congo
Jaar 1999
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Beschrijving voorzijde The obverse features a finely detailed effigy of a roaring lion's head facing left at center, set within a recessed circular field. Surrounding the central motif, the legend REPUBLIQUE DEMOCRATIQUE DU CONGO curves around the inner ring. The outer border legend reads BANQUE CENTRALE at top and 5 FRANCS at bottom, flanked by decorative five-pointed stars. The date is split, with 19 at lower left and 99 at lower right, on either side of the outer border.
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Aanvullende informatie

This is a privately minted commemorative issue produced for the Banque Centrale du Congo, part of a wave of foreign-subject collector coins the DRC authorized through the late 1990s as a revenue-generating exercise — the subjects having no connection whatsoever to Congolese history. Princess Emma of the Netherlands, regent from 1890 to 1898 during Wilhelmina's minority, is a figure firmly belonging to Dutch numismatic tradition. Her appearance on a Congolese five-franc piece is purely commercial.

KM# 102 is one of dozens of such issues catalogued from this period, struck by European private mints on contract.

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