OBVERSE

The inner part of the coin shows the Pen Duick with all its sails inflated on a rough sea. This representation is surmounted by a frieze of ropes.
The reverse is a composition common to the large liner that will be found on the 5 coins. Non-contractual photo of the reverse corresponding to a preparatory drawing of the Paris currency likely to be modified.

REVERSE

Pen Duick was the name of Eric Tabarly's boats. Meaning "little black head" in Breton, Pen Duick is also the nickname of black tits. The first Pen Duick depicted on this coin is a sailboat built in 1898 based on plans by a renowned Scottish architect.