Or : 118 223,44€/kg -413,78 € -0,35%
Argent : 1624,26€/kg -8,04 € -0,5%
Or : 118 223,44€/kg -413,78 € -0,35%
Argent : 1624,26€/kg -8,04 € -0,5%
731,52 €
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| Metal | Gold |
|---|---|
| Gross weight | 6.45 g |
| Fineness | 900 fine |
| Diameter | 21 mm |
| Country | Tunisie |
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The 20 Francs Tunisia gold coin was struck between 1891 and 1928, under the French protectorate. It follows the characteristics of the 20 Francs Napoléon: it is 900 thousandths fine, weighs 6.45 grams, for a diameter of 21 mm.
The obverse carries an inscription in Arabic with the year; the reverse carries the value « 20 francs » with the letter « A », the mark of the Paris mint. The inscriptions, year, value and country name, are bilingual, in French and Arabic, and arabesques decorate the rim of the coin.
Please note: if you would like this coin in a particular version (year, effigy, detail and so on), please contact us before ordering so that we can tell you whether we hold it in stock. The price may then be revised according to the coin’s rarity and condition. The photograph is not contractual.
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There are four types, each bearing the name of the reigning bey in Arabic: Ali III from 1891 to 1902, Muhammad al-Hadi from 1903 to 1906, Muhammad V from 1907 to 1921 and Muhammad VI from 1922 to 1928. The Muhammad V and Muhammad VI types were not intended for circulation.
The obverse gives the year in Arabic numerals according to the Hijri calendar, the reverse the Gregorian year: 1308 in the Hijri calendar corresponds, for example, to 1891.
Both sides of the Ali III and Muhammad al-Hadi types are attributed to Jean Lagrange, chief engraver of coinage in Paris from 1880 to 1896.
