Coin France 1 Centime Dupuis - 1913

Ref. : NCP5222

Product type

Coin

Date/Year

1913

Catalog

Monnaies Françaises (Gad 90)

Country

France

Quality

Face value

1 centime

Diameter (mm)

Poids

Tirage

1500000

Metals

Bronze

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Description

The 1 Dupuis cent coin, minted in France in 1913, is a fractional coin. Its face value is one cent.

Struck in bronze, this coin weighs one gram and has a diameter of 15 millimeters. The edge of the coin is smooth.

The obverse of the coin features a bust of Liberty facing right. Liberty is wearing a Phrygian cap adorned with a crown. The engraver's signature, DANIEL-DUPUIS, is discreetly inscribed in relief under the bust. The circular legend is "REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE". Jean-Baptiste-Daniel Dupuis is the engraver responsible for this design.

The reverse of the coin features the value "1 CENTIME" surrounded by an olive branch. The republican motto "LIBERTE EGALITE FRATERNITE" is inscribed in an arc above the value. The year, 1913, is located below the value. Jean-Baptiste-Daniel Dupuis also engraved the reverse.

The mintage of this coin in 1913 is 1,500,000 copies.