Coin Monaco 10 Francs Charles III - 1966 - XF - Silver

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This coin is a 10 Francs coin, struck in silver, and issued by the Principality of Monaco in 1966. It is part of the country's regular monetary issues and falls within the period when Charles III reigned over Monaco.

The coin has a face value of 10 Francs, the monetary unit of Monaco at that time. The coin's diameter is 36 millimeters. Its total weight is 25 grams.

The obverse of the coin features a portrait of Charles III, Prince of Monaco. The portrait is rendered with a certain level of detail, reflecting the characteristic features of the sovereign. The inscriptions around the portrait generally indicate the name of the sovereign and his title. The reverse of the coin most likely displays the coat of arms of Monaco, a heraldic motif representing the Monegasque State. The face value of "10 Francs" is also indicated, as well as the year of issue, 1966.