San Marino 10000 Lire 2001 R

The San Marino 10000 Lire 2001 R is a beautiful coin with a rich history. It is made of silver and is classified under KM# 438 and N# 93834. This particular coin was minted in Rome, Italy, to commemorate the International Chambers of Commerce Convention. The coin is a proof coin, which means it is struck using specially polished dies to create a flawless finish. It is a limited edition coin, with a mintage of 20,000 pieces, making it a highly sought-after collectible among numismatists. The San Marino 10000 Lire 2001 R comes in its original box, adding to its value as a collector's item. It also comes with a certificate, certifying its authenticity and providing additional information about the coin. As for historic facts about San Marino, it is one of the oldest republics in the world, with a history dating back to the year 301 AD. Located in southern Europe, San Marino is an independent microstate completely surrounded by Italy. It is known for its picturesque landscapes, medieval architecture, and rich cultural heritage. San Marino is also famous for its postage stamps and coins, which are highly regarded by collectors worldwide. The country has a long-standing tradition of minting beautiful and intricately designed coins, often commemorating important events or showcasing its cultural heritage. The San Marino 10000 Lire 2001 R is a testament to the country's commitment to producing high-quality numismatic pieces that are not only valuable but also visually stunning. It serves as a reminder of San Marino's historical significance and its contribution to the world of coin collecting.

N° 885 | San Marino 10000 Lire 2001 R

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