Coin France 100 Francs - Émile Zola - Germinal - 1985 - Silver

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This French 100 Francs commemorative coin, struck in silver, pays tribute to Émile Zola and his work "Germinal". Issued in 1985, it is composed of silver with a fineness of 900 thousandths.

The coin has a face value of 100 Francs. It is struck in silver, with a weight of 15 grams and a diameter of 31 millimeters.

The total production of this coin amounts to 3,980,511 copies. This quantity testifies to its popularity as a commemorative coin and its distribution throughout France.

The coin highlights Émile Zola, an emblematic figure of French literature, particularly known for his major role in naturalism and his social commitment. His novel "Germinal", depicting the difficult living conditions of miners, is particularly highlighted.