Coin France 20 Francs Turin -1937 Silver

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This coin is a 20 Francs coin, minted in silver, issued by France in 1937.

The coin has a face value of 20 Francs. The total weight of the coin is 20 grams, with a diameter of 35 millimeters.

The 20 Francs Turin coin is minted in silver. The obverse of the coin depicts a helmeted female figure, a symbol of the French Republic. This figure is often associated with the personification of France and its republican values. The name of the engraver, Turin, is usually indicated on this face.

The reverse of the coin features the face value, "20 Francs", as well as the year of issue, "1937". The motifs often include decorative elements such as oak and laurel branches, symbols of strength and victory. The legend "République Française" is inscribed on this face.

The edge of the coin may feature specific inscriptions or patterns, contributing to the identification and security of the coin. The details of the edge may vary depending on the year of minting and the specifications of the mint.

The mint is not specified in the information provided. The mintage of this coin is also unspecified.