France French Indochina 10 cents Seated Liberty KM-16.2 MS64 PCGS Ag coin 1937

The France French Indochina 10 cents coin of 1937 is a beautifully crafted silver issue that reflects the artistic sophistication and symbolic messaging of the French colonial period in Southeast Asia. Struck under the authority of the French Republic, this coin represents a fusion of European classical imagery and regional agricultural identity, making it an important and collectible historical piece.

The obverse showcases a seated allegorical figure of Liberty, crowned with radiant spikes symbolizing enlightenment. She holds a fasces upright, representing unity and authority, while her flowing drapery is finely detailed. Beside her, stylized rice plants rise prominently, emphasizing the agricultural wealth of Indochina. The inscription “REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE” surrounds the scene, with the date “1937” placed below, all framed by a precise beaded border.

The reverse features the denomination “10 CENT.” in the center, encircled by a decorative wreath composed of rice ears, leaves, and tied ribbons. The legend “INDO-CHINE FRANÇAISE” runs along the rim, accompanied by inscriptions indicating silver fineness “0.680” and weight in pods, along with small ornamental separators and a refined edge design.

Graded MS64 by PCGS, this silver coin offers excellent preservation, crisp details, and appealing luster. A remarkable addition for collectors of colonial coinage and Asian numismatics, it combines historical depth with elegant artistry.

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