France coin 2 Francs1980 Obverse: The Sower, designed by Oscar Roty in 1900: a national emblem of the French Republic Reverse: An olive branch and an oak branch, behind the face value, are surrounded with the French motto: "LIBERTE - EGALITE - FRATERNITE" (liberty, equality, fraternity) Metal: Nickel Weight: 7.52 g, Diameter: 26.5 mm, Thickness:1.71 mm, Shape: Round. Germany coin 50 Pfennig 1972 Obverse: Face value surrounded with the country name (German Federal Republic) ; mintmark below. Reverse: A woman planting an oak Metal: Copper-nickel Weight: 3.5 g, Diameter: 20 mm, Thickness:1.58 mm, Shape: Round. Euro coin 10 cent 2004 Euro Cent 1st map Obverse: The Brandenburg Gate, symbol of the division of Germany and its subsequent unification, is surrounded with the twelve stars of Europe. Reverse: A map, next to the face value, symbolizes the gathering of the fifteen nations of the European Union Metal: Nordic gold Weight: 4.10 g, Diameter: 19.75 mm, Thickness:1.93 mm, Shape: Round. Greece coin 1 Drachma 1978 Obverse: The portrait of Constantine Kanaris (1793-1877), a Greek admiral, freedom fighter and politician, who played an important role in the War of Greek Independence Reverse: A corvette, a boat of 1821, denomination and date below. Metal: Nickel-brass Weight: 4.0 g, Diameter: 21 mm, Thickness:1.55 mm, Shape: Round. Hungary coin 1 Forint 1952 Obverse: Wreath surrounds wheat ear and hammer on radiant background below star Reverse: Leaves flank denomination Metal: Aluminium Weight: 1.46 g, Diameter: 23.7 mm, Thickness:1.6 mm, Shape: Round.
