Vatican Annual Coin Set 1972 (X)

The Vatican Annual Coin Set 1972 (X) is a numismatic treasure that showcases the beauty and historical significance of Vatican City during the pontificate of Pope Paul VI. This coin set is a collector's dream, featuring coins minted in 1972 with a special focus on silver content. The set is designated with the catalog number KM# MS76, indicating its inclusion in the Krause-Mishler Standard Catalog of World Coins. The inclusion of silver in the coins adds a touch of elegance and value to the set, making it a prized addition to any numismatic collection. Each coin in the set is housed in its original packaging, preserving its mint condition and ensuring its authenticity. The coins are classified as UNC (Uncirculated) with mint luster, meaning they have not been used in circulation and retain their original shine and detail. Historically, 1972 was a significant year for the Vatican and Pope Paul VI. During this time, the Vatican was undergoing various social and cultural changes, and the pontificate of Paul VI was marked by his efforts to promote interfaith dialogue and social justice. Owning the Vatican Annual Coin Set 1972 (X) allows collectors to hold a piece of Vatican City's history in their hands and appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship of the coins minted during this period. It serves as a reminder of a bygone era and offers a glimpse into the rich numismatic heritage of the Vatican.

N° 955 | Vatican Annual Coin Set 1972 (X)

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