Guinea Equatorial 7000 francs Charlemagne KM-12 Horseman PR 67 PCGS Ag coin 1997

The 1997 Equatorial Guinea 7000 Francs Charlemagne KM-12 silver coin, certified PCGS PR67, celebrates one of Europe's most influential medieval rulers. Its reverse portrays Charlemagne as a crowned, bearded emperor riding a majestic horse, wearing flowing royal robes and holding the reins. The horse features a detailed mane, bridle, muscular body, raised foreleg, and flowing tail. The dates 747 and 814 mark the emperor's lifetime, surrounded by a decorative beaded border. The obverse displays Equatorial Guinea's national coat of arms, featuring a silk-cotton tree within a shield, six stars above, and a ribbon symbolizing unity, peace, and justice. Charlemagne ruled the Franks and was crowned Emperor in 800, profoundly shaping medieval European politics, education, and culture. Struck in Proof silver with brilliant mirrored fields and certified PCGS PR67, this historical collectible combines regal portraiture, equestrian artistry, and numismatic appeal. Add this remarkable tribute to your collection!

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