Vatican 50 cents 2024. Coin card
Price:
9,90 €
Face Value: 50 Eurocent
Sculptor: Daniela Longo
Engraver: Ettore Lorenzo Frapiccini
Dimensions: 85,5 x 54 mm
Mint: IPZS (Italy)
Mintage: 60 000 coincards
The Mint of the Vatican City State presents the Vatican Coin Card N. 14, a blister card showing the Holy Father with a 50 cent euro coin bearing the date 2023.
Sculptor: Daniela Longo
Engraver: Ettore Lorenzo Frapiccini
Dimensions: 85,5 x 54 mm
Mint: IPZS (Italy)
Mintage: 60 000 coincards
The Mint of the Vatican City State presents the Vatican Coin Card N. 14, a blister card showing the Holy Father with a 50 cent euro coin bearing the date 2023.
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Face Value: 50 Eurocent
Sculptor: Daniela Longo
Engraver: Ettore Lorenzo Frapiccini
Dimensions: 85,5 x 54 mm
Mint: IPZS (Italy)
Mintage: 60 000 coincards
The Mint of the Vatican City State presents the Vatican Coin Card N. 14, a blister card showing the Holy Father with a 50 cent euro coin bearing the date 2023.
Sculptor: Daniela Longo
Engraver: Ettore Lorenzo Frapiccini
Dimensions: 85,5 x 54 mm
Mint: IPZS (Italy)
Mintage: 60 000 coincards
The Mint of the Vatican City State presents the Vatican Coin Card N. 14, a blister card showing the Holy Father with a 50 cent euro coin bearing the date 2023.
9,90 €
Official coin set "Pope Francis" with 8 coins.
The Mint of the Vatican City State presents the new coin set, composed by 8 coins (2 and 1 Euro, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1 Eurocent), bearing the date 2024. The reverse side is common to all countries, while the obverse shows the coat of arms of Pope Francis, Sovereign of Vatican City State the text “Città del Vaticano” and twelve stars.
The Mint of the Vatican City State presents the new coin set, composed by 8 coins (2 and 1 Euro, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1 Eurocent), bearing the date 2024. The reverse side is common to all countries, while the obverse shows the coat of arms of Pope Francis, Sovereign of Vatican City State the text “Città del Vaticano” and twelve stars.
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The Mint of the Vatican City State presents the new coin set, composed by 8 coins (2 and 1 Euro, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1 Eurocent), bearing the date 2024. The reverse side is common to all countries, while the obverse shows the coat of arms of Pope Francis, Sovereign of Vatican City State the text “Città del Vaticano” and twelve stars.
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