Paris 1929-1940 10g 28mm ,680 silver coins

France minted 10 franc coins in the 1930s on this well known design by Pierre Turin.
I know they used the same planchet for coinage for the protectorates, Tunisie, Moroc, Syrie, Lebanon.

Any others I am missing?

The Turin Marianne is my favourite iconic design... so simple and yet so striking!

But to your question; I've noticed the same thing a few months ago but with my 20 Francs coins instead:


And I can confirm that the 1931 issue of 1 Piastre coins of French Indochina are also roughly the same as a 1930s 20 Francs Turin; unsure if they're the same planchet though (probably not, since the rest of the Indochina coins' dimensions correspond roughly but not as exactly as the French/Moroccan/Tunisian silver coins do.

Worth noting is how your coins were issued for French protectorates (Morocco and Tunisia) and mandates (Syria and Lebanon) respectively; while the other French colonies under direct rule used the regular coins of the French franc (except French Indochina) apart from some notgeld issues until after WWII.

Citação: "CassTaylor"​The Turin Marianne is my favourite iconic design... so simple and yet so striking!
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​But to your question; I've noticed the same thing a few months ago but with my 20 Francs coins instead:
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​And I can confirm that the 1931 issue of 1 Piastre coins of French Indochina are also roughly the same as a 1930s 20 Francs Turin; unsure if they're the same planchet though (probably not, since the rest of the Indochina coins' dimensions correspond roughly but not as exactly as the French/Moroccan/Tunisian silver coins do.
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​Worth noting is how your coins were issued for French protectorates (Morocco and Tunisia) and mandates (Syria and Lebanon) respectively; while the other French colonies under direct rule used the regular coins of the French franc (except French Indochina) apart from some notgeld issues until after WWII.
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​Many thanks, I think this last statement is the answer to the question.

I expect to collect the 20 Franc coins as well, eventually.

Pierre Turin is one of my favorite coin engravers. I like his 1930 Uruguay coins
The Indochine coin is interesting in comparison. Minted at Paris, the same dimensions, but .900 silver instead of .680 !

Yeah, in fact Uruguay commissioned many French engravers in the 1930s; for example this coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces4366.html

bears a noticeable resemblance to the artist's (Morlon) designs on circulating French coins (0.50, 1, 2 francs) of the same time period.

I like Morlon designs, and have at least three French medals designed by him ...







I probably have others, but cannot make out some names from my pictures. Will
have to make a list one day with size, designer et cetera on it.

Citação: "ZacUK"​ I like Morlon designs, and have at least three French medals designed by him ...
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​Stunning!!

Yes, thanks! I should taker closer pictures of it as the detailing (such as the hair) is very good,
and not shown too well in the picture.

10 (I think), 50 and 100 Francs, nickel, Algeria too

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1755.html

Citação: "VieillePile"​10 (I think), 50 and 100 Francs, nickel, Algeria too
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​https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1755.html

​10 Francs nickel was for Metropolitan France:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces893.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces685.html

I think you mean 20 francs for Algeria:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces797.html

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Good afternoon, can you tell me if this is a copy, or made a mistake with the metal? The weight of this coin is 7.48 grams, metal: tin. And can it be that this is a craft of those times? If you answer, I will be very grateful, thank you very much!

I believe it is a copy, cast in white metal.
I am sure it was made in France by artisans, in the 1930s.
no silver value, but still very interesting historical item.

Большое спасибо за ваш ответ!

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