A 20 Tunisian Francs Gold coin. In 1891, Tunisia adopted the Franc, which replaced the rial, also known as the piastre. Gold versions of this coin were minted on and off up until 1928. The coins were minted in Paris, as can be seen from the mint mark (A) and privy mark (Cornucopia).

Note that depending on year of issue, the 20 Franc gold coins designs will differ, and depending on stock, the coin purchased might be different from the depicted imagery.