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5 Franken Ghent - WW1 German Occupation Coinage

Issuer City of Ghent (Stad Gent / Ville de Gand)
Year 1917
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Obverse description The arms of the City of Ghent occupy the central field, depicting a crowned lion rampant on a quartered shield, rendered in bold relief. The shield is surrounded by a decorative wreath-like border and enclosed within a beaded inner circle. The bilingual civic legend reads STAD GENT / VILLE DE GAND (Dutch and French names of the city) around the upper periphery, with the Latin motto FIDES ET AMOR (Loyalty and Love) along the lower arc, all in raised Latin lettering within the outer border.
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Obverse lettering STAD GENT VILLE DE GAND FIDES ET AMOR
(Translation: City Ghent City of Ghent Loyalty and Love)
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Reverse script Latin
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