1 Piastre French Indochina (1887-1954) Copper/Nickel

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Denomination:

1 Piastre

Metal:

Copper

Nickel

State:

French Indochina (1887-1954)

Issue year(s):

1947

Catalog reference:

KM-E43

Gadoury-37 (4) KM-32.1 (1)

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8 coins in the group

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(1445 X 722 pixels, file size: ~210K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1946,FRENCH INDO-CHINA. Piastre Essai, 1946. PCGS SP-61 Secure Holder.KM-E43; Lec-315. Copper-nickel.

(1445 X 724 pixels, file size: ~198K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1946,FRENCH INDO-CHINA. Piastre Essai, 1946. NGC MS-63.KM-E43; Gad-37; Lec-315. Struck in copper-nickel. From a mintage of only 1,100 pieces.

(1445 X 725 pixels, file size: ~205K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1946,FRENCH INDO-CHINA. Piastre Essai, 1946. NGC MS-63.KM-E43; Gad-37; Lec-315. Struck in copper nickel.

(1445 X 725 pixels, file size: ~203K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1946,FRENCH INDO-CHINA. Piastre Essai, 1946. NGC MS-64.KM-E43; Gad-37; Lec-315. Struck in copper-nickel. From a mintage of only 1,100 pieces.

(1445 X 725 pixels, file size: ~196K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-05-01
1946,FRENCH INDO-CHINA. Piastre Essai, 1946. PCGS SP-62 Secure Holder.KM-E42; Gad-37; Lec-315. Struck in copper-nickel. Mintage of only 1,100 pieces.PCGS#: 502693

(1445 X 735 pixels, file size: ~203K)
Posted by: anonymous 2015-04-24
1946,FRENCH INDO-CHINA. Piastre Essai, 1946. PCGS SP-63 Secure Holder.KM-E43; Lec-315.PCGS#: 502693

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History of French Piastre The term "French Piastre" historically refers to a silver coin used in various French colonies and territories, particularly in regions of Asia and the Caribbean. The history of the French Piastre is intertwined with French colonial expansion and trade networks. Here's a brief overview of its history:Introduction and Early Usage: The French Pi ...

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