5 Swiss franc coin – 1931

Product Name: 5 Swiss Francs Coin – 1931

Description :
The room of 5 Swiss francs issued between 1931 and 1969, nicknamed "Shepherd's Head", is a historical coin of the Swiss Confederation. Minted in 835 ‰ silver, originally it weighs 15 grams and measure 31.45 mm in diameter, with a thickness of 2.4 mm. Round in shape, and was demonetized on April 1, 1971.

Obverse: The coin features a right-profile portrait of a curly-haired shepherd wearing a hooded shirt, often associated with William Tell. The inscription "CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA" (Swiss Confederation) surrounds the portrait, with the mention "P. BVRKHARD INCᵀ.", indicating the engraver Paul Burkhard.

Reverse: The reverse shows the Swiss coat of arms surrounded by the face value "5 FR.", the year of minting, and two branches: one of edelweiss and one of gentian, symbolizing the Swiss alpine flora. The letter "B" indicates the mint of Bern.

Slice : The edge of the coin features the raised lettering "DOMINUS | PROVIDEBIT |", meaning "The Lord will provide".

Features :

• Year: 1931-1969

• Composition: 835 ‰ silver

• Diameter: 31.45 mm

• Weight: 15 g

• Currency: Swiss franc (chf)

Description of states:

Perfect condition: "Exceptional items, like new, with no visible defects. Their impeccable condition makes them collector's items or exceptional gifts."

Very good condition: "Carefully maintained products with little signs of wear. They retain their original charm and value, perfect for discerning connoisseurs."

Fair Condition : "Authentic items with visible signs of use, such as light scratches or wear. Ideal for enthusiasts looking for unique pieces at an affordable price."

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