Obverse

The face of this currency represents Lady Liberty drawn by Joaquin Jimenez, 27th general engraver of the currency of Paris. This is a clever mix between
Reinterpretation and conservation of codes. Indeed, like the original engraving,
This Lady Liberty looks to the left, holds the American flag and is dressed
a full dress. Joaquin brings his touch to it by lending him an expression
Determined and proud, an eagle flying by his side. She holds her flag by the end of
arms, as free; effect accentuated by the crown of the statue of freedom that it
carries on his head.

A multitude of stars intersect in the background. They mingle with
Others, illustrating the Union of US States.

Reverse

The reverse of the collection is designed by John Mercanti, 12th chief engraver of the
United States currency. The sly stands in front of the French flag, her gaze
goes to the acronym RF positioned on his right. His attitude is calmer, his
bag of seeds has turned into a dome, and the fruit of its seed is symbolized
by the ears of wheat that grow alongside him, as if cultural influence and
economic of France represented by the seeds which it sows had carried its
fruits.
The facial value and the different are registered on a platform, similar to that on

which the original Lady Liberty places its foot, and the vintage is just at
above.