CVC & Collectables presents this 1947 10 Francs coin, struck in Tunisia under the French protectorate, is a finely preserved piece of North African colonial coinage. Graded MS 64 by PCGS, it features sharp details, attractive luster, and minimal signs of handling, reflecting the rich blend of Tunisian and French influences during the mid-20th century.
Coin Highlights:
- Issuer: Tunisia (French Protectorate)
- Date: AH 1367 / 1947
- Denomination: 10 Francs
- Composition: Silver (.680)
- Grade: PCGS MS 64 — Excellent condition with strong strike and eye-catching luster, exhibiting minor imperfections.
Obverse:
- Design: Traditional Arabic calligraphy surrounded by intricate geometric and floral motifs, emphasizing Tunisia’s cultural heritage.
- Inscription: Features both the Islamic (AH 1367) and Gregorian (1947) dates, symbolizing Tunisia’s dual cultural influences during the protectorate era.
Reverse:
- Design: The denomination “10 Francs” presented in Arabic, with additional inscriptions in both Arabic and French, framed by a decorative border.
- Inscription: 10 FRANCS TUNISIE
Collectibility:
The AH 1367 / 1947 Tunisia 10 Francs is a highly collectible coin for those interested in North African, colonial, or world history. Its MS 64 grade ensures exceptional preservation, offering sharp details and attractive luster. With its historical context and visually appealing design, this coin is a valuable addition to any numismatic collection focused on world or colonial-era coins. Find more alike here!
