Madagascar 10 francs FAO series Bull MS67 PCGS copper coin 1991

The 1991 Madagascar 10 Francs FAO coin is a distinctive copper issue devoted to agriculture, livestock and food production, certified by PCGS as MS67RD. Its warm red copper surfaces frame a powerful frontal bull’s head with long spreading horns, positioned beneath the denomination. Stylized grain ears and agricultural plant motifs flank the animal, while curved lettering identifies the agricultural theme. The opposite side presents a detailed botanical composition of crop plants with broad leaves, pods and flowering elements, surrounded by the country designation and the 1991 date. Issued in connection with the FAO theme, the coin reflects the importance of farming, livestock and sustainable food resources to communities and national economies. The bull symbolizes cattle breeding and agricultural strength, while the crops emphasize cultivation and food security. The superb MS67RD grade preserves exceptional original red color and sharp detail, making this an appealing high-grade Madagascar and FAO collectible.

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