E-auction 592-554137 - feu_770711 - SAN MARINO SÉRIE Euro BRILLANT UNIVERSEL - Journée mondiale de la nature - 9 pièces 2018 Rome
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| Estimate : | 90 € |
| Price : | 53 € |
| Maximum bid : | 56 € |
| End of the sale : | 19 August 2024 19:06:00 |
| bidders : | 3 bidders |
Type : SÉRIE Euro BRILLANT UNIVERSEL - Journée mondiale de la nature - 9 pièces
Date: 2018
Mint name / Town : Roma
Quantity minted : -
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Commentary
Série regroupant les 8 pièces Euro Saint-Marin 2018 de 1 cent à 5 Euro Saint Marin, en qualité Brillant Universel. Nouveaux avers sur les huit dénominations :
- 1 Cent Armoiries de la République de Saint-Marin
- 2 Cent Porte de San Francesco,
- 5 Cent Église des Capucins
- 10 Cent Couvent de Saint-François
- 20 Cent Trois Tours (Guaita, Cesta et Montale) de Saint-Marin
- 50 Cent Portrait de Saint-Marin
- 1 Euro Cesta
- 2 Euro Saint Marin portant les Trois tours de Saint-Marin selon Giovan Battista Urbinelli
- 5 euro Argent.
- 1 Cent Armoiries de la République de Saint-Marin
- 2 Cent Porte de San Francesco,
- 5 Cent Église des Capucins
- 10 Cent Couvent de Saint-François
- 20 Cent Trois Tours (Guaita, Cesta et Montale) de Saint-Marin
- 50 Cent Portrait de Saint-Marin
- 1 Euro Cesta
- 2 Euro Saint Marin portant les Trois tours de Saint-Marin selon Giovan Battista Urbinelli
- 5 euro Argent.
Historical background
SAN MARINO
(13th century - nowadays)
The small republic of San Marino, south of Rimini, has been free since the 13th century. In the 15th century, it gave itself a Grand Council of sixty members recruited from the nobility and the bourgeoisie. In the 19th century it was a bastion for revolutionaries and it placed itself under the protection of the new Italian kingdom from 1862, which respected its independence. The members of the Grand Council are elected for four years by universal suffrage (introduced in 1909); two of them exercise executive power as captains-regent for six months.
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