2 Francs - FAO - Pattern (1970)
Features
| Denomination | 2 Francs |
| Shape: | Scalloped (16 notches) |
| Composition: | Aluminium Bronze |
| Not Magnetic | |
| Orientation | Coin orientation ↑↓ |
| Commemorative | |
| Calendar | Gregorian |
| Trial Strike |
Obverse
Engraved by Carlos Van Dionant
Lettering:
AUGMENTONS LA PRODUCTION
BNR
· 1970 ·
Description:
The reverse features a farmer carrying a sack of grain and filling up it into a traditional granary, made of wood and straw, that used to store food crops and it keeps it so safe and fresh in the villages of Rwanda behind the banner with abbreviation of "BANQUE NATIONALE DU RWANDA" emphasizing a supporter of agriculture development. The surrounding inscription reads "AUGMENTONS LA PRODUCTION" (to English: Grow more food) while the year of issue "1970" below.
AUGMENTONS LA PRODUCTION
BNR
· 1970 ·
Description:
The reverse features a farmer carrying a sack of grain and filling up it into a traditional granary, made of wood and straw, that used to store food crops and it keeps it so safe and fresh in the villages of Rwanda behind the banner with abbreviation of "BANQUE NATIONALE DU RWANDA" emphasizing a supporter of agriculture development. The surrounding inscription reads "AUGMENTONS LA PRODUCTION" (to English: Grow more food) while the year of issue "1970" below.
Reverse
Lettering:
UN · FRANC
1
REPUBLIQUE RWANDAISE
LIBERTE - COOPERATION - PROGRES
Description:
The coat of arms of Rwanda used (1962 - 2001) shows a trophy of two national flags. In the middle. On a central a dove as a symbol of peace over a shield contained a hoe and a sickle (representing agriculture and labor) along with a bow and arrow surrounding by the name of the country in French language "RÈPUBLIQUE RWANDAISE", with the national motto "LIBERTÈ - COOPÈRATION - PROGRÈS". above an olive branch within a traditional banner.
UN · FRANC
1
REPUBLIQUE RWANDAISE
LIBERTE - COOPERATION - PROGRES
Description:
The coat of arms of Rwanda used (1962 - 2001) shows a trophy of two national flags. In the middle. On a central a dove as a symbol of peace over a shield contained a hoe and a sickle (representing agriculture and labor) along with a bow and arrow surrounding by the name of the country in French language "RÈPUBLIQUE RWANDAISE", with the national motto "LIBERTÈ - COOPÈRATION - PROGRÈS". above an olive branch within a traditional banner.
Edge
Description:
Smooth
Smooth
| Year | Mintage | Comment | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1970 | Royal Mint | Unknown |