Congo 10 francs Olympic Games Pekin silver coin 2002

The Congo 10 francs Olympic Games Beijing coin, dated 2002, is a refined silver commemorative dedicated to the upcoming XXIX Summer Olympic Games held in Beijing in 2008. This issue reflects the global significance of the Olympic movement and China’s cultural heritage, interpreted through elegant numismatic art.

The obverse features a detailed architectural composition inspired by traditional Chinese design. A multi-tiered ceremonial pavilion with curved roofs dominates the scene, rendered with precise lines and layered textures. To the right, a dynamic abstract element composed of repeating geometric forms symbolizes motion, unity, and the modern Olympic spirit. The inscription “Jeux Olympiques 2008 Pékin” curves along the upper edge, while the year “2002” appears below, marking the year of issue. The overall surface shows a harmonious matte silver tone that enhances the sculptural depth of the design.

On the reverse, the standing lion—national emblem of the Republic of Congo—is depicted in strong relief, with a flowing mane, defined musculature, and stylized ground beneath its paws. The surrounding inscriptions identify the issuing country and the denomination of 10 francs. The balanced composition and subtle contrasts emphasize the high-quality strike of the coin.

Struck in silver, this Olympic-themed issue is part of an international series celebrating major world sporting events. It represents an attractive collectible for Olympic memorabilia enthusiasts and world coin collectors alike.

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