a 1932 silver 5 Franc coin from Switzerland. This coin is part of a series minted between 1931 and 1969, often referred to by the legendary figure on its obverse side, William Tell (though some sources identify the figure as a general Swiss herdsman). Coin Specifications Denomination: 5 Francs (5 FR.) Composition: 0.835 Silver Weight: 15.0 grams Diameter: Approximately 31.45 mm Mint Mark: "B" (indicating it was minted in Bern, Switzerland) Design Details Reverse: Features the Swiss coat of arms (a square shield with a cross) flanked by sprigs of edelweiss and alpine flowers. Obverse: Typically displays a bust of a hooded herdsman (William Tell) with the inscription "CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA". Edge: Features raised lettering with the inscription "DOMINUS PROVIDEBIT".