Luxembourg, 20 Francs 1946, John the Blind, nicely toned, PCGS MS 67

Commemorative issue: 600th Anniversary of the death of John the Blind at the battle of Crécy. Obverse: Portrait on the left of Prince Jean (1921-2019), Grand Duke heir of Luxembourg. On the left the crowned escutcheon of the Bourbons, on the right the escutcheon of Luxembourg surmounted by a crested helmet. Legend around. Lettering: PRENZ • JEAN • VU • LETZEBURG A.H. • 20 F. • Translation: Prince Jean of Luxembourg Engraver: Armand Bonnetain Reverse: Warrior (representing John the Blind) straddling to the right with the crested helmet, brandishing a sword with his right hand and covering himself with a shield with the arms of Luxembourg. Behind him is a banner inscribed with its motto in hollow. Lettering: • JANG • DE • BLANNEN • SERVIAM 26-VIII- 1346 – 1946 A.B. Translation: John the Blind I serve Engraver: Armand Bonnetain Edge: Milled The pictures provided are of the actual coin for sale. Guaranteed genuine. You can verify PCGS certification numbers: 35481050