Hobby of Kings France 10 Mixed Coins | Old French Currency | Centimes | Francs | 1944-2002

• ✅ A LIMITED EDITION - 10 DIFFERENT COINS FROM THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. Original old collectible coins picked randomly since 1959. You will receive French coins set from 5 centimes to 10 francs.
• ✅ VALUABLE PIECES OF FRENCH HISTORY - Our coins collection includes real pieces issued in 1967 and onwards. You’ll love the story and culture carried by these small works of metal art.
• ✅ WORTHY INVESTMENT - We offer foreign coins that are not legal tender. This means there aren’t many circulating, and they’re bound to increase in value. Invest in the past for your future.
• ✅ NO EXTREMELY WORN PIECES - Our old coins for collectors include circulated pieces with the least sign of wear. Please note that the oldest coins may show more scratches and oxidation.
• ✅ TREASURED GIFT ITEMS - This coin collection is packed in specially labeled bags complete with national attributes and decorations. The sealed package makes it an attractive birthday or wedding gift.

10 DIFFERENT COINS FROM THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. Original old collectible coins were picked before Euro from these numismatic periods: Fifth Republic (1959-2002) and Fourth Republic (1944-1959). Each bag may have different combinations of coins. You may receive French coins from 5 centimes to 10 francs. On the French coins, you may find the traditional symbols of France: The Sower (la semeuse) is the image of a young woman standing with her hair shaped in the style of the Phrygian cap, holding a bag of grain in her left hand and scattering wheat. She was created in 1897 by Oscar Roty as a symbol of the energy and vigor of the French people.se pictures: 10 francs coin symbolizes a map of metropolitan with flashes pointing to Paris. The coin represents the change of France from tradition to modernity, showing a modern country of energy and technology. The rooster is one of the most identifiable symbols of France. It has been used intermittently since medieval times on France engravings and coins. It saw its popularity rise during the French Revolution as a sign of France’s identity, and today is one of the most widely recognized symbols, especially in the realm of sports. Head of Liberty. The national motto of France is "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite" (liberty, equality, fraternity). The origin is ambiguous & heavily disputed, but it is believed to have surfaced during the French Revolution as a mix of slogans used at the time. It was officially institutionalized under the 3rd Republic in the late 1900s and is seen inscribed on buildings in France as early as the 1880s. It is protected under the French Constitution. The wreath of wheat (gerbe de blé) is symbolizing harvest and abundance, with its tied, knotted stems symbolizing convergence. The symbol harks back to the famine and starvation of the revolutionary years. In 1848, some representations of Marianne carried this symbol instead of the Phrygian cap.