Coin made of copper-nickel.
Feaqturing Liberte Egalite Fraternite. Composed of aluminium-bronze and weight 4 grams.
Featuring a plum blossom design. Made of nickel brassand weighs 6 grams.
Featuring the standing figure of Helvetia, the female personification of Switzerland, holding a lance and a shield.
Features the national symbol Marianne on the obverse, representing liberty and reason.
Coin minted during the French Fifth Republic in 1982.
Norway 1 Krone 1977 One Dollar Coin
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