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fmd_123490 - 20 francs Jeux Méditerranéens 1993 Pessac F.404/2

20 francs Jeux Méditerranéens 1993 Pessac F.404/2 MS62
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Price : 18.00 €
Type : 20 francs Jeux Méditerranéens
Date: 1993
Mint name / Town : Pessac
Quantity minted : 5000011
Metal : bronze-aluminium and copper nickel
Diameter : 27 mm
Orientation dies : 6 h.
Weight : 9 g.
Edge : cinq séries de cannelures

Obverse


Obverse legend : REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE SIGNÉ PONCE-BUQUOY.
Obverse description : la Tour Constance à Aigues Mortes.

Reverse


Reverse legend : LIBERTE . EGALITE . FRATERNITE / 20 / FRANCS / JEUX MEDITERRANEENS / 19 - 93.
Reverse description : deux branches d'olivier entourant la faciale, le tout sur un fond de vagues stylisées.

Commentary


Pièce éditée à l’occasion des 12ème Jeux Méditerranéens qui se tinrent du 16 au 27 juin 1993. Le monument représenté à l’avers est la Tour de Constance à Aigues-Mortes..

Historical background


V REPUBLIC

(since 08/01/1959)

The Fifth Republic, whose constitution was approved by referendum on September 28, 1958 by more than 79% of French people, only officially began with the installation of General de Gaulle as president on January 8, 1959. The constitution was amended on January 28, 1958. October 1962 by referendum where a majority of 62% of votes approves the election of the President of the Republic by direct universal suffrage. The various presidents of the Fifth Republic are Charles de Gaulle (8/01/1959 - 27/04/1969, retirement and Alain Poher becomes interim president), Georges Pompidou (15/06/1969 - 2/04/1974, deceased , Alain Poher becomes interim president), Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (19/05/1974 - 21/05/1981), François Mitterrand (21/05/1981 - 7/05/1995), Jacques Chirac (7/05 /1995 - 05/16/2007), Nicolas Sarkozy (05/16/2007 - 05/15/2012), François Hollande (05/15/2012 - 05/14/2017) and Emmanuel Macron (05/14/2017 - ).

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