Chad - 30th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall Collection - 11×3,000 Franc Coins - .999 Gold, Approximately ...

Chad - 30th Anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall Collection - 11×3,000 Franc Coins - .999 Gold, Approximately 0.684g Pure Gold in Total (0.022 oz) - Dedicated Album Only 10% buyer’s premium + VAT on this item A collection of 11 gold coins issued by the Republic of Chad and presented in an album entitled 30 Jahre Berliner Mauerfall - 999 Feingold Münzkollektion - “30 Years Since the Fall of the Berlin Wall - .999 Fine Gold Coin Collection.” The collection commemorates the division of Germany, the Berlin Wall and the political and public developments that led to the opening of the borders and the fall of the Wall on 9 November 1989. The coins depict personalities, landmarks and events associated with Cold War-era Germany and German reunification. Each coin has a denomination of 3,000 CFA Francs, is struck in .999 fine gold and weighs 1/500 oz - approximately 0.0622g of pure gold. The 11 coins contain a total of 0.022 oz - approximately 0.684g of pure gold. The coins measure 16 or 18 mm in diameter, depending on the design. Subjects visible in the collection include John F. Kennedy, Walter Ulbricht, Hans-Dietrich Genscher, Günter Schabowski, Helmut Schmidt, the Brandenburg Gate, the fall of the Berlin Wall and additional German historical figures, landmarks and events. Obverse: The coat of arms of the Republic of Chad, the inscription REPUBLIQUE DU TCHAD, the year of issue and the denomination 3000 FRANCS CFA. Reverse: Each coin bears a different design depicting a historical figure, landmark or event. Some feature portraits of political leaders and statesmen, while others portray symbols, buildings and scenes associated with the Berlin Wall, the division of Germany and reunification. According to the accompanying certificates, the coins were issued in limited quantities varying by design. The certificates state .999 fine gold, a weight of 1/500 oz, diameters of 16 or 18 mm and stated limitations ranging from 25,000 to 100,000 pieces, depending on the issue. The collection contains 11 coins in an album designed for 12 pieces. The coins are housed in holders and capsules and presented in the original album, accompanied by several certificates. The album, holders, capsules and certificates show signs of storage and handling, including commercial labels attached to some holders.