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This coin is a French coin with a nominal value of 1 centime. It was struck in steel and issued in 1994.
The coin belongs to the "Epi" series. The main motif of this series represents an ear of wheat, a traditional symbol of rural and agricultural France. The ear of wheat is stylized and occupies a central place on the coin, evoking fertility and abundance.
The year of issue, 1994, is also indicated on the coin, allowing precise identification of the minting date. In addition to the ear of wheat, the coin features a bee. The bee is a symbol of work, industry and organization, often associated with France. Its presence on the coin can be interpreted as a representation of the values of labor and productivity.
The coin has a diameter of 15 millimeters and a weight of 1.65 grams. These dimensions are standard for 1 centime coins of that time. The mention "FDC" (Fleur de Coin) indicates that the coin is in an exceptional state of preservation, having hardly circulated and retaining its original brilliance. The Fleur de Coin condition is highly prized by collectors because it guarantees the quality and preservation of the coin's details.
The minting workshop is not specified in the data provided. The coin's fineness is steel. The mintage, that is, the number of coins struck that year, is also not indicated in the available information.