Coin France 2 Francs Seed sower - 1986 UNC

Obverse: The coin features "La Semeuse," an iconic female figure of the French Republic, created by the engraver Oscar Roty (1846-1911). Roty was a renowned French medalist and sculptor, known for his intricate and symbolic designs. "La Semeuse" is depicted sowing seeds to the wind, symbolizing fertility and the labor of the land.

Reverse: The inscription "2 FRANCS" is found, surrounded by two branches, one of oak and the other of olive, symbolizing strength and peace. The year of minting is inscribed at the bottom.

History:

The 2 francs "Semeuse" coins were first struck in 1979 and continued to be produced until 2001. They were commonly used until the introduction of the euro in 2002. As with the 1 franc coin, "La Semeuse" on the 2 francs coin symbolizes the French Republic and its values.