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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse presents an allegorical effigy of Lady Liberty, depicted in left-facing profile, draped in a flowing gown and bearing the American flag extended at arm's length, evoking a sense of freedom and openness. She wears a radiate crown inspired by the Statue of Liberty, and a bald eagle soars at her side, reinforcing the iconography of American sovereignty. A profusion of stars fills the field behind her, their forms intertwining to symbolize the unity of the American states. The composition, engraved by Joaquin Jimenez, conveys a proud and resolute expression, distinguishing this rendering from more classical depictions of Liberty. The overall design celebrates the enduring friendship and shared republican ideals between France and the United States. |
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| 鋳造所 | Monnaie de Paris, Paris (and Pessac starting 1973), France (864-date) |
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The Semeuse — the sower figure first drawn by Louis-Oscar Roty for the 1897 franc series — became so embedded in French monetary iconography that she survived the transition to the euro, appearing on French euro cent coins from 2002 onward. This issue pairs her with Marianne, the allegorical embodiment of the French Republic whose face has been recut by committee vote every several years since the Fifth Republic standardized her use on coinage in the 1960s. Placing both figures together on a single piece is a deliberate editorial choice by the Monnaie de Paris, consolidating two centuries of republican symbolism.
The 155.50g format corresponds to five troy ounces — a standard bullion increment.