Coin France 5 Francs Sower - 1982

This 5 franc coin, minted in 1982, is an example of contemporary French numismatics. It belongs to the Semeuse series, an emblematic motif in the monetary history of France. 

The coin has a face value of 5 francs, reflecting its role in the French monetary system of the time. It was issued by the monetary institute of France, responsible for the production and distribution of coins and banknotes. 

In terms of composition, this coin is made of cupronickel, an alloy of copper and nickel. This choice of material gives the coin a silver color and good resistance to corrosion, ensuring its durability. It weighs 10 grams, giving it a notable presence in the hand. The diameter of the coin is 29 millimeters, a standard size for coins of this value. The mint is not specified, but it is probably the Monnaie de Paris workshop, the institution responsible for the production of French coins.

The coin features the Semeuse motif, an allegorical figure representing a woman sowing seeds. This motif, created by the engraver Oscar Roty, symbolizes the French Republic and its values of liberty, equality, and fraternity. The Semeuse is a strong symbol of French national identity and has been present on many coins and stamps since the beginning of the 20th century.