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San Marino · 2011
500th anniversary of the birth of Giorgio Vasari
The San Marino 2011 €2 commemorative coin "500th anniversary of the birth of Giorgio Vasari" has a mintage of 130,000 coins.
| Country | San Marino |
|---|---|
| Year | 2011 |
| Feature | 500th anniversary of the birth of Giorgio Vasari |
| Issue date | June 2011 |
| Mintage | 130,000 coins Rare |
Mintage compared
Median mintage of all issues: 750,000
Rank 104 of 490 by rarity
Description (ECB)
The inner part of the coin commemorating the 500th anniversary of the birth of Giorgio Vasari (30 July 1511, 27 June 1574), a painter, writer, and architect famous for his biographies of Italian artists and now considered the ideological founder of art-historical writing, shows a detail of his painting “Giuditta decapitates Oloferne”. Centred at the bottom are the dates “1511-2011”, with the name “G. VASARI” and the designation of the issuing country “SAN MARINO” to the left and right respectively along the inner edge. The mintmark “R” is located to the left of the central motif and the letters “CM”, the initials of the designer Claudia Momoni, immediately to the right. The 12 stars of the European Union are depicted on the coin’s outer ring.
Source: European Central Bank, €2 commemorative coin pages. Texts quoted as published. ECB 2011
This coin in other languages
Deutsch: 500. Geburtstag von Giorgio VasariItaliano: 500 o anniversario della nascita di GiorFrançais: 500 e anniversaire de la naissance de GiEspañol: Quinto centenario del nacimiento de GiorNederlands: 500ste geboortedag van Giorgio VasariSuomi: 500 vuotta Giorgio Vasarin syntymästäPortuguês: 500 anos do nascimento de Giorgio Vasari
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FAQ
Mintage: San Marino 2011?
The San Marino 2011 €2 commemorative coin "500th anniversary of the birth of Giorgio Vasari" has a mintage of 130,000 coins.
Which 2 euro coins are valuable?
Mostly low mintage issues, for example from Monaco, the Vatican or San Marino, and mint errors. A low mintage alone does not guarantee a high price.