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500 Francs CFA Pepsi-Cola Retro Bottle Cap
| Issuer | Chad |
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| Year | 2022 |
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| Composition | Silver (.999) |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | The reverse replicates the retro Pepsi-Cola bottle cap design in full color, featuring the iconic circular Pepsi globe motif divided into red and blue wave segments against a white center field. The bold cursive script PEPSI-COLA is rendered in red across the central white band, accompanied by the registered trademark symbol. The denomination 5¢ appears in red at the upper left of the central disc. The entire design is rendered in vivid blue, red, and white enamel coloring applied to the scalloped bottle-cap-shaped flan, faithfully reproducing the mid-twentieth century Pepsi-Cola branding. |
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Chad's finance ministry has periodically licensed its coinage authority for branded novelty issues — this Pepsi collaboration sits in that category, alongside similar releases from other Franc CFA zone members like Congo and Cameroon. The cap-shaped format is a genuine die-struck silver piece, not a medal, and carries legal tender status under Chadian law, though it was never intended for circulation and was sold directly to collectors through European distributors.
Pepsi's retro branding campaign of the early 2020s generated several numismatic tie-ins across multiple issuing authorities simultaneously.