1965 1C Gad-91 MS68 认证号46866891, PCGS号197558

France 1 Centime (Stainless Steel), 15mm / 1.65 g. This MS68 example is a Top Pop. The very small centime coin was minted in Paris from 1961 to 2001, including 47.834 million struck in 1965. The coin is representative of the designs of the chief engraver of the Paris mint, Raymond Charles Joly-Clare, who specialized in engraving steel and was known for his ear of wheat and innovative cursive lettering. Joly's design signature (a small owl) can also be seen on coins issued by French Polynesia, Madagascar, Monaco, Gabon, Brazil, and Djibouti. The 1965 coin was struck during the Fifth French Republic under its first President, Charles de Gaulle, who led the Republic from 1959 until his retirement in 1969. The obverse depicts an ear of wheat surrounded with the cursive lettering: "république française" (French Republic). The reverse depicts the number "1" is surrounded with date and the cursive lettering "centime".