This is a collection of coins from France and overseas territories, covering from the early 20th century (during the World War) to the late 20th century, before the conversion to the euro. The main coin types listed in the picture are: La Semeuse: A medal featuring a young woman sowing seeds, a unique design by Oscar Roty. Old silver coins (from 1910s to 1920s): 1 Franc and 2 Francs (e.g., 1914, 1916, 1917) Post-Nickel/Cupronel coins (1960s–1990s): denominations of 1 Franc, 2 Francs, and 5 Francs (e.g., 1960, 1970, 1972, 1974, 1993) ​Prejian hat-shaped coin (Marian / Lindauer / Morlon Type): ​ 10 Centimes / 25 Centimes coin with a perforated center: designed by Edmond-Émile Lindauer, used during the World War. ​Aluminum-Bronze/Aluminum Coins: Types, Prices: 5 Francs, 10 Francs, and 20 Francs Post-war Period ​Hexagonal coin (10 Francs Hexagonale): A coin of the 10 Francs price, designed with a hexagonal pattern in the center (referring to the shape of the French land), a work by Joaquin Jimenez (dated in 1988, 1989, 1990). ​20 Francs two-color (Bimetallic) coin: A coin with a bronze outer ring and a nickel inner ring, featuring the god Mercury (Mont-Saint-Michel / Mont-Valérien) ​Coins from Colonial/Overseas (Nouvelle-Calédonie): A gold coin of 100 Francs, with the inscription "NOUVELLE-CALÉDONIE" (New Caledonia). All of these coins are a collection of French Franc coins with historical financial value. The value of the coins depends on the year of manufacture (Mint Mark), the wear and tear condition, and the metal (especially silver coins from the pre-1920s).