Chad 200 francs Charles de Gaulle History Politics PR65 PCGS silver coin 1970

The Chad 200 Francs Charles de Gaulle silver coin, issued in 1970, is a historically significant numismatic piece honoring one of the most influential political figures of the 20th century. Struck by the Republic of Chad with a denomination of 200 francs, this coin reflects the deep political and historical ties between Africa and France during the post–World War II era.

The obverse features a powerful portrait of Charles de Gaulle, shown facing right with a stern, resolute expression. Fine details emphasize his facial features, combed-back hair, and strong profile, symbolizing leadership and authority. The inscription “CHARLES DE GAULLE” curves along the lower rim, while the dates “1890” and “1970” appear on either side of the portrait, marking his lifespan and commemorative context. The proof surface shows reflective fields contrasted with frosted relief.

The reverse displays a stylized map of Africa, textured and raised against a smooth background. The continent’s outline is clearly defined, with Chad prominently positioned near the center. Surrounding inscriptions read “REPUBLIQUE DU TCHAD” and the denomination “200 Fr,” reinforcing the coin’s national identity.

Struck in silver with proof quality and certified PCGS PR65, this coin combines political history, elegant design, and collectible appeal. An excellent addition for collectors of world coins, modern African issues, and political commemoratives.

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