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Jeton touristique - Prune - Arromanches - D-Day - 6.6.44
| Location | France |
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| Edge | Reeded |
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| Obverse description | Gilt field featuring a central heraldic shield with lions and an anchor, flanked by four colored national flags (American, British, French, and a red-and-grey flag) arranged in a semicircle. The legend ARROMANCHES arches above, with D-DAY and 6.6.44 inscribed on a banner across the shield, and the motto Honor, Duty, Respect in script below. A relief panoramic scene of the Normandy coastline and the Mulberry harbour fills the lower field, with NORMANDIE inscribed along the bottom rim. |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | Gilt field with a central roundel bearing the two golden lions of Normandy on a white enamel ground, surrounded by four colored national flags representing the Allied nations (American, Canadian, British, and French Free Forces). The border legend names the five D-Day landing beaches: OMAHA, UTAH, JUNO, GOLD, and SWORD, with D-DAY, NORMANDIE, and 6.6.44 completing the circular inscription around the rim. |
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