Four coins dedicated to each of the four musketeers with a connecting element - each ten euro bears one of the four letters of the word "all" (tous in French). These elements are a reminder of the novel's famous phrase: "One for all and all for one".
Data sheet
The reverse side of the coins shows the denomination surrounded by two branches, one of oak and the other of laurel, evoking the euro abbreviation. The entire motif of the reverse is framed by "République Française", as is the set of lines representing the hexagon.
Supplied in a blister pack 15x10x0,5cm.
Silver 333/1000.
Fine weight: 4.33g
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