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2001 France 1 Euro Coin
This is a standard circulation 1 Euro coin from France, minted in the year 2001. The coin features a bi-metallic construction consisting of a copper-nickel outer ring and a nickel-brass inner center, creating a two-tone silver and gold aesthetic. The obverse depicts the stylized 'Tree of Life' within a hexagon, symbolizing France's natural heritage and strength. This central motif is flanked by the initials 'RF' standing for République Française and surrounded by the national motto 'LIBERTÉ ÉGALITÉ FRATERNITÉ'. The outer ring contains twelve stars of the European Union. At the base, the year '2001' is clearly visible. The design is the work of artist Joaquin Jimenez, whose name is inscribed in small letters. In terms of condition, the coin shows signs of moderate circulation wear including fine surface scratches, minor dings on the rim, and subtle darkening of the metal in recessed areas known as patina. There is a small orange-brown spot of oxidation or residue near the left edge of the golden center. Overall, it remains in good circulated condition with all lettering and central design elements remaining legible and sharply defined.
Estimated Value
$1.08 - $1.50
Basic Information
Category
Numismatics / Currency
Appraised On
May 15, 2026
Estimated Value
$1.08 - $1.50
Item Description
This is a standard circulation 1 Euro coin from France, minted in the year 2001. The coin features a bi-metallic construction consisting of a copper-nickel outer ring and a nickel-brass inner center, creating a two-tone silver and gold aesthetic. The obverse depicts the stylized 'Tree of Life' within a hexagon, symbolizing France's natural heritage and strength. This central motif is flanked by the initials 'RF' standing for République Française and surrounded by the national motto 'LIBERTÉ ÉGALITÉ FRATERNITÉ'. The outer ring contains twelve stars of the European Union. At the base, the year '2001' is clearly visible. The design is the work of artist Joaquin Jimenez, whose name is inscribed in small letters. In terms of condition, the coin shows signs of moderate circulation wear including fine surface scratches, minor dings on the rim, and subtle darkening of the metal in recessed areas known as patina. There is a small orange-brown spot of oxidation or residue near the left edge of the golden center. Overall, it remains in good circulated condition with all lettering and central design elements remaining legible and sharply defined.
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