1946 John The Blind -- Luxembourg 20, 50, And 100 Francs

@maudry, yep, I knew that. Strangely, NGC didn't note that it was the "Restrike" version without the signature. I have three of the 100F, and they are all the type without a signature -- not bad for a coin with a mintage of only 2,000.

On the reverse after 1946 you should see the signature of the designer of the coin.
Btw this is one of the very rare Luxembourg coins where the inscription is in Luxembourgish.
On most coins it is in French.

@chrisild, the "signature" of the designer is not the same on the 100F as on the 20 and 50F pieces.

On the 20 and 50F pieces, only the designer's initials are present ("A.B." for Armand Bonnetain). On the 100F coin, the designers full last name is present (BONNETAIN). The location of the designer's information is found on the lower right of the horse side of the coin -- between the "6" of 1946 and the final "N" of Blannen.