France 100 francs Mediterranean Games Football 1993

Issued by France in 1993, this 100 Francs / 15 Écus silver commemorative coin marks the 12th Mediterranean Games held in Languedoc‑Roussillon. This edition celebrates the football tournament, showcasing a dynamic dribbling player and Olympic rings. Minted in fine 0.900 silver, weighing 22.20 g, and measuring 37 mm in diameter, this piece featured a limited mintage of 15,000 proof-quality coins—ideal for collectors of modern sports issues and silver enthusiasts.

Specifications:

Year: 1993 (KM 1030)

Denomination: 100 Francs = 15 Écus (new franc)

Metal: 90% Silver (.900)

Weight: 22.20 g

Diameter: 37 mm

Edge: Plain

Orientation: Coin alignment (upright)

Mintage: 15,000 proof coins

Design:


Obverse: Left-facing Marianne head (symbol of the French Republic), “RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE”, “100 F”, engraved by Jean‑Pierre Gendis

Reverse: Footballer dribbling with three Olympic rings, inscribed “JEUX MÉDITERRANÉENS · 15 ECUS · 1993”, sculpted by Sylvain Bret