French 10 Cent Euro Coin (1999) Ring
Numismatic Jewelry

French 10 Cent Euro Coin (1999) Ring

This item is a novelty ring featuring a 1999 French 10 Euro cent coin as its centerpiece. Materially, the coin is composed of Nordic Gold, a gold-colored copper alloy (89% copper, 5% aluminum, 5% zinc, and 1% tin) measuring 19.75 mm in diameter. The coin's obverse, which is visible, displays the 'Sower' motif (La Semeuse), a classic national symbol of France designed by Laurent Jorio. The motif depicts a woman in a Phrygian cap sowing seeds against a backdrop of a rising sun. To the right of the figure are the initials 'RF' for 'République Française,' and the date '1999' is located on the left. The design is encircled by twelve stars representing the European Union. The coin shows visible circulation wear, including surface scratches and a light patina typical for coins minted over two decades ago. It is soldered or adhered to a plain metal band, likely silver-toned or stainless steel, which shows signs of matte finishing and some surface scuffing. The craftsmanship represents a piece of folk art or custom costume jewelry rather than high-end manufacturing, as the attachment point between the coin and the band is rudimentary.

Estimated Value

$15.00-$25.00

Basic Information

Category

Numismatic Jewelry

Appraised On

February 12, 2026

Estimated Value

$15.00-$25.00

Item Description

This item is a novelty ring featuring a 1999 French 10 Euro cent coin as its centerpiece. Materially, the coin is composed of Nordic Gold, a gold-colored copper alloy (89% copper, 5% aluminum, 5% zinc, and 1% tin) measuring 19.75 mm in diameter. The coin's obverse, which is visible, displays the 'Sower' motif (La Semeuse), a classic national symbol of France designed by Laurent Jorio. The motif depicts a woman in a Phrygian cap sowing seeds against a backdrop of a rising sun. To the right of the figure are the initials 'RF' for 'République Française,' and the date '1999' is located on the left. The design is encircled by twelve stars representing the European Union. The coin shows visible circulation wear, including surface scratches and a light patina typical for coins minted over two decades ago. It is soldered or adhered to a plain metal band, likely silver-toned or stainless steel, which shows signs of matte finishing and some surface scuffing. The craftsmanship represents a piece of folk art or custom costume jewelry rather than high-end manufacturing, as the attachment point between the coin and the band is rudimentary.

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