Description
Product Overview
This 1991 San Marino 1000 Lire coin represents a significant numismatic artifact, monetized and guaranteed by the San Marino government. Struck in 0.835 silver, it features intricate engravings by Francisco Aparicio Sanchez and Uliana Pernazza, showcasing the Republic’s coat of arms on the obverse and a hand cradling a dove symbolizing peace on the reverse. The coin includes inscriptions such as “REPUBBLICA DI SAN MARINO” and “LIBERTAS PERPETUA,” emphasizing themes of liberty. With a denomination of 1000 Lire, mint mark R, and silver composition, it comes in circulated condition, graded by the seller, making it an authentic piece for discerning collectors.
Usage
This coin is ideal for numismatists and history buffs who appreciate rare collectibles from European microstates. It can be displayed in home collections, used for educational purposes to discuss San Marino’s heritage, or given as a gift to mark special occasions like anniversaries or milestones. Its non-circulating nature makes it suitable for secure environments such as display cases or albums, ensuring preservation for future generations.
Why Choose Us
We offer genuine graded coins with verified details, ensuring accuracy in condition and historical context. Our commitment to quality means you receive an item backed by thorough seller grading, providing confidence in its authenticity and value. The coin’s unique design and silver content set it apart, offering a tangible piece of history that combines artistry with numismatic significance.
Key Features
- Composed of 0.835 silver for lasting value and luster
- Features the San Marino coat of arms and peace dove design
- Minted in 1991 with R mint mark for historical accuracy
- Non-circulating coin guaranteed by San Marino government
- Ideal for collectors seeking European numismatic treasures
FAQ
What is the condition of this coin?
The coin is in circulated condition, as graded by the seller, showing typical wear from handling but retaining its key features and inscriptions clearly.
Is this coin made of pure silver?
No, it is composed of 0.835 silver, which is a standard alloy used for durability and detail in coinage, providing a balance of purity and strength.
Can I use this coin for currency?
This is a non-circulating coin, meaning it was issued for collectible purposes and is not intended for use as everyday currency, though it holds monetary value based on its silver content.
What does “LIBERTAS PERPETUA” mean?
It translates to “Eternal Freedom,” reflecting San Marino’s long-standing values of liberty and independence, as depicted on the reverse side of the coin.
How should I store this coin to preserve it?
Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, using protective holders or cases to prevent scratches and tarnish, ensuring it remains in good condition for years.
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