Bronze Coin from French Indo-China 1914 One Cent Coin Central Hole NGC Graded MS 63 BN. For Your Collection of World Coins-FIC001. Description: A beautiful mint state uncirculated bronze coin from French Indo-China current day Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, etc. This is the 1914 one cent coin struck in Paris France for circulation in French Indo-China. The coin has a central hole within a statue depicting two seated women at different levels and looking at each other on the obverse. The obverse also has the denomination as well as the mint mark A (for Paris France). There is the text REPUBLIQUE FRANCAISE along the edge of the obverse surrounding the image. The reverse has the legend INDO-CHINE FRANCAISE. Along the edge with a dotted border. There is also Chinese characters in the center of the reverse. The coin is graded by NGC as MS 63 BN (Mint State 63 Brown) and comes in a plastic slab so labeled. The coin has a plain edge. Please carefully review the photos provided as they are part and parcel of our description. Size and weight: Bronze coin 26 mm in diameter. References: It is KM #12.1. Condition: The coin is graded by the Numismatic Guarantee Corporation (NGC) as MS 63 BN (Mint State 63 Brown) and comes in a plastic slab so labeled. It has no wear, is beautiful, and has great eye appeal. A great coin to add to your collection. Please see photos for additional condition information. We guarantee the authenticity, description and condition of the items we sell. Note, packages going overseas can take as long as 3 to 4 weeks to reach their destination, so please be patient and allow sufficient time for your item to reach you. Failure to follow these simple terms will be construed as your desire not to complete the sale. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution.