Coin French Indo-China 1 Piastre Liberty seated (1898-1928)

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This coin is a silver piastre minted in 1928 by the Paris Mint (A) for French Indochina. Its face value is 1 piastre.

It is made of silver, weighs 27.07 grams and has a diameter of 39 millimeters.

The main motif of this coin represents seated Liberty. The design shows a draped female figure, seated, holding a torch in her right hand and a shield in her left hand. The background may include symbolic or decorative elements specific to the representation of Liberty.

The obverse of the coin features inscriptions indicating the issuing country "Indo-Chine Française" as well as the face value "1 piastre". It also includes the year of issue, here "1928", and the mint mark "A" for Paris.

The reverse of the coin may feature ornamental motifs or symbols associated with French Indochina. These decorative elements are typical of coins from this era and region.

This coin is part of a series of piastres issued for French Indochina, and it is sought after by collectors for its historical value and silver composition.