France 1½ Euros, 2002

1½ Euros from France. Issued in 2002. Struck in Silver (.900). Measures 37 mm and weighs 22.2 g.

Obverse

A magic wand with a volute of stars and a world of objects related to the tales of European children. The face value "1 1/2 €", the marks of the monetary workshop and the motto "LIBERTÉ EQUALITY FRATERNITY", are at the center of the coin. Below the vintage "2002", "RF" the name of the issuing state of the French Republic, and the famous beginning of children's tales "IT WAS ONCE ...".

Reverse

Snow White is a children's tale created by the Grimm brothers in 1812. The name of the tale is written at the very top of the piece "SNOW WHITE". In the center from left to right, the representation of Colorized Snow White, the 7 dwarves around Sleeping Snow White and the portrait of the witch holding a poisoned apple. Further below, a mirror and a crown with the Greek letter alpha "α" and inside the year "2002".

Edge

Smooth