Coin France 20 Francs Guiraud - 1950 - 3 sickles

This coin is a 20 Francs coin, issued by France in 1950. It is commonly called "Guiraud" in reference to the engraver. The composition of this coin is bronze-aluminum.

The coin has a face value of 20 francs. On the coin, the presence of three sickles can be observed. The diameter of the coin is 23.5 millimeters and its weight is 4 grams.

The obverse of the coin presents a symbolic composition centered around three sickles, evoking the work of the land and agriculture. These sickles are arranged to form a distinctive central motif. The legend "République Française" is inscribed in an arc on the upper edge of the coin, clearly identifying the issuing country. The engraver's signature, "Guiraud", is discreetly affixed, attesting to the artist who designed the coin.

The reverse of the coin indicates the face value "20 Francs" in numerals, accompanied by the year of issue, "1950". This information is generally placed in the center of the coin. Ornamental or symbolic motifs may surround the value and year, completing the design of the reverse. The entire design is intended to reflect the identity and values of France at that time.