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One Italian Lira
Specifications One Italian Lira
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One Italian LiraOne Italian Lira coin. minted as a trial for the first time in 1951, then 3,680,000 pieces were successively printed in the same year. It is a first class coin due to the absence of defects. The coin remained uncommon during the first three years of production. Its theme if a cornucopia, symbol of abundance and a set of scales on the reverse side, symbol of justice. According to Greek mythology, the cornucopia was the horn owned by the midwife of Zeus, Amalthea, and could be filled up with whatever its owner desired.The moulds of the one Lira are by Giuseppe Romagnoli, the engravings on italma (an aluminum, magnesium and manganese alloy) supervised by Pietro Giampaoli. The One Lira is 17.2 mm in diameter and weighs 0.625 g with a smooth edge. The minting of this coin was suspended in 1959 until 1968, when it was minted again in limited collectors editions. In fact since 1968 this coin can only be found in collectors editions. One Lira . Two Lira . Five Lira . Ten Lira . Twenty Lira . Fifty Lira . Hundred Lira . Two Hundred Lira . Galleon Five Hundred Lira . Two Metal Five Hundred Lira . Two Metal Thousand Lira . Complete Collection |
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