France Silver Proof Pair — 100 Francs "Droits de l'Homme" (1989) & 5 Francs "Tour Eiffel" Centenary (1989) A two-coin set from the French Mint (Monnaie de Paris), both issued in 1989: one marking the bicentenary of the Declaration of the Rights of Man, the other the centenary of the Eiffel Tower. Coin 1 — 100 Francs, "Liberté Égalité Fraternité" / Declaration of the Rights of Man Obverse depicts a winged genius inscribing the "Droits de l'Homme" (Rights of Man) tablet, design after Augustin Dupré ("D'AP. DUPRÉ"). Reverse bears "Liberté Égalité Fraternité," the Phrygian cap motif, and "100F, 1989" — struck for the bicentenary of the French Revolution and the Declaration. Coin 2 — 5 Francs, "Tour Eiffel" Centenary Obverse: perspective view of the Eiffel Tower, designed by F. Joubert, with "Tour Eiffel 1889–1989." Reverse: "République Française, 5F," view of the tower from below, designed by J. Jimenez — marking the tower's 100th anniversary. Specifications: Country: France Issuer: Monnaie de Paris (French Mint) Year: 1989 Finish: Proof Coin 1: Denomination 100 Francs, Silver .900, Diameter 31mm, Weight 15g Coin 2: Denomination 5 Francs, Silver .900, Diameter 30mm, Weight 12g Condition: Excellent — both coins remain sealed in their original protective capsules, with their original Monnaie de Paris presentation cases and certificates of authenticity.