San Marino to Change National Sides of Their Coins After 15 Years
2017-06-12 Mon
After 15 long years, San Marino will be finally changing the national sides of their coins. The new designs would feature important works of arts and architecture.The € 2.00 coin will be featuring Saint Marino based on a portrait by Urbinelli. The € 1.00 coin will celebrate the Second Tower. The € 0.50 coin will feature the Saint Marinus as per a painting by E. Retrosi, the € 0.20 coin celebrates the Three Towers, the € 0.10 coin depicts the Facade of the Church and Convent of Saint Francis, the € 0.05 coin honours the Church of the Capuchins, the € 0.02 coin is named The Gate of the Country, the € 0.01 coin will feature the official emblem of the Republic. Issue date for all these coins would be 26th June. The mintage limit is set as 23,000 specimens.
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