A 1 franc coin is a former currency unit of Guinea, a West African country. The coin features the national emblem and motto, symbolizing the country's independence and pride. It was issued by the Central Bank of Guinea and was in circulation until the country's currency reform.
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Andrea
Tue Nov 26 2024
King John II had been captured by the English four years prior at the Battle of Poitiers.
Martina
Tue Nov 26 2024
The franc was equivalent in value to one livre tournois, which was also known as the Tours pound.
Valentina
Tue Nov 26 2024
The franc originated as a French gold coin weighing 3.87 grams.
henry_rose_scientist
Tue Nov 26 2024
This coin was minted in the year 1361.
CryptoMaven
Tue Nov 26 2024
The minting coincided with the release of King John II, also known as "the Good".