Liberia 20 dollars France KM-1248 Architecture Church PR69 PCGS silver coin 2001

The 2001 Liberia 20 Dollars France silver coin, KM-1248, celebrates French history, Gothic architecture and the enduring image of Joan of Arc. Certified PCGS PR69, this Proof issue presents a richly layered composition combining the heroine with two celebrated French cathedrals. Joan of Arc stands centrally in medieval armor and a long garment, holding a tall banner while a halo surrounds her head. Behind her appears the façade of Notre-Dame de Paris with twin towers, pointed Gothic portals, arched windows, sculptural galleries and its famous rose window. Another cathedral façade features a large rose window, pointed arches, tall windows and a soaring spire. Joan of Arc became a national heroine of France after playing a decisive inspirational role during the Hundred Years’ War. The reverse carries Liberia’s coat of arms with a three-masted sailing ship, bird, palm tree, rising sun, sea, coastline and plow, enclosed by an ornate shield and ribbons with the 2001 date. Combining architecture, medieval history and an iconic historical figure, this high-grade silver Proof offers outstanding appeal for collectors of French themes and world numismatics.

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