France United Nations Triumphal Arch Charles de Gaulle SP69 PCGS Ag medal 1977

This exceptional 1977 French silver medal issued under the United Nations series honors France’s historical legacy and leadership, featuring the iconic Arc de Triomphe alongside a portrait of Charles de Gaulle. Struck in silver and graded an outstanding SP69 by PCGS, this piece combines modern minting quality with powerful national symbolism.

The obverse presents a finely detailed composition with the Arc de Triomphe dominating the background, its sculptural reliefs, arches, and architectural lines clearly visible. In the foreground appears a right-facing portrait of Charles de Gaulle, depicted in military uniform with a kepi cap, emphasizing his role as a statesman and leader of Free France. The inscription “FRANCE” is placed prominently, anchoring the national identity of the design.

The reverse features the emblem of the United Nations: a world map centered within olive branches, symbolizing peace and global unity. Surrounding inscriptions read “UNITED NATIONS” in multiple languages, forming a circular legend that reinforces international cooperation and diplomacy.

Charles de Gaulle was a central figure in 20th-century history, leading France during World War II and shaping the modern French Republic. This medal is a refined collectible combining political history, architecture, and global symbolism, ideal for collectors of modern silver issues and international themes.

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