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The Latin phrase "Nutrisco et Extinguo" serves as the motto of Château de Chambord, a renowned Renaissance castle located in the Loire Valley of France. It translates to "I nourish and I extinguish." This motto is associated with King Francis I of France, who ordered the construction of the castle in the early 16th century. The phrase can be interpreted as symbolizing the dual role of a ruler as both a protector and a destroyer. Chambord is famous for its distinctive French Renaissance architecture, extensive hunting grounds, and French gardens, and it has become an iconic tourist attraction in France.
Country...............................
France
Region................................
Centre-Val de Loire
Departement.......................
Loir-et-Cher (41)
City.....................................
Chambord (41250)
Mint....................................
Monnaie de Paris (MDP)
Year....................................
2011
Weight (g)...........................
15
Diameter (mm)....................
34
Thickness (mm)..................
2,20
Alloy...................................
Cupro-Alu-Nickel (CuAlNi)
Packaging...........................
Loose
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