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Gabon, 50 Francs 1960

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Foreign Gold Coins
FS: ProofStruck with mirror-like surfaces, for collectors. Italian: fondo specchio.RareNot easy to find.

Gabon, 50 Francs 1960

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Gold 50 Francs of the Republic of Gabon, dated 1960. Struck as a Proof (FS, proof), the finish with mirror-like fields intended for collectors; a rare example.

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Piece details
Grade
FS, Proof
Rarity
Raro, rare
Class
Gold
Metal
Gold
Grade
FS
Period
1946–2001
Rarity
Rare
What the grading codes mean

FS: Proof. Struck with mirror-like surfaces, for collectors. Italian: fondo specchio.

Raro: rare. Not easy to find.

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