Cappuccino Heart: Food & Drinks - 1oz .999 Silver Coin - 1000 Francs CFA Cameroon 2026
 
Is the second issue from the Food & Drinks series, also included:
2022 - Pilsner Beer
2026 - Cappucino Heart
 
NumisCollect® proudly presents the Cappuccino Heart coin, a warm and inviting release from the Food & Drinks series and the highly anticipated follow-up to the much requested Beer Pilsner coin. Struck from 1 oz of .999 pure silver and issued as 1000 Francs CFA legal tender of the Republic of Cameroon, this beautifully designed coin captures the comforting moment of enjoying a perfectly crafted cappuccino. With a diameter of 45 mm, the coin showcases an artistic top view of a cappuccino decorated with elegant heart-shaped latte art.
 
Limited to just 499 pieces worldwide, the coin is delivered in a capsule and an elegant presentation box, making it a perfect gift for coffee lovers and anyone who appreciates the small pleasures of daily life. The heart motif in the foam adds a symbolic touch of warmth and affection, turning this charming design into a delightful collectible inspired by the culture of coffee.
 
Coin description
The reverse features a detailed top-down view of a freshly prepared cappuccino, with creamy milk foam forming a beautifully crafted heart-shaped latte art design. The surrounding rich tones of coffee and foam create a realistic and inviting appearance, capturing the comforting atmosphere of a freshly served cup of cappuccino.
 
The reverse side of the coin depicts the standard coat of arms of Cameroon with inscriptions “REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN” (country of issue), “2026” (the year of issue) and “1000 FRANCS CFA” (the face value).
 
Background information
Coffee is one of the most widely enjoyed beverages in the world, with a history that dates back centuries. Originating in Ethiopia and later spreading through the Middle East and Europe, coffee quickly became a central part of social and cultural life. Coffeehouses historically served as places where people gathered to talk, exchange ideas, and enjoy a moment of relaxation.
 
The cappuccino, named after the Capuchin monks whose robes resembled the drink’s color, became popular in Italy and eventually around the globe. Traditionally made with espresso, steamed milk, and a layer of milk foam, cappuccino is often finished with decorative latte art. Baristas create patterns such as hearts, leaves, or flowers in the foam, transforming a simple cup of coffee into a small work of art that enhances the experience of enjoying the drink.