1875A France 20F NGC MS62. Ex-Eliasberg. This 1875A France 20F gold piece shows subdued mint luster within the devices. Very light surface abrasion and a few marks on the thigh keep it from a higher mint state grade. The strike show slight central weakness on the obverse but is strong on the reverse. The obverse of the coin shows the denomination and date set in a wreath, surrounded by the motto of the Revolution “Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite” (Liberty, Equality, Brotherhood) with the mintmark A for the mint in Paris below. The reverse depicts the Winged Genius of the Revolution leaning against a column writing the word “Constitution” set above the signature of the engraver, Augustine Dupré. On either side of the figure are faces, the Roman symbol of authority, and a rooster, the symbol of France.

The coin is KM # 825. It weighs 6.4516 grams, and is made from .900 Gold. Its AGW, actual gold weight is .1867 oz. The diameter is 21 millimeters.