Vatican. Pio XII. 100 Lire 1950/Anno Santo-Giubileo/Confezione Cardinalizia

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Alessandro Fiamingo
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Over ten years of experience as a conservation scientist in various contexts, including work at the Vatican Museums.

Estimate  € 1,300 - € 1,500
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€800
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€750
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€700

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This official five-coin Vatican divisional set was issued in 1950 for the Holy Year Jubilee and includes a 100 lire coin containing 90% gold and weighing 5.19 g, presented in its original red leather Cardinal’s case.

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Splendid and exclusive official Vatican City divisionary series issued in 1950 on the occasion of the Jubilee (Holy Year), during the pontificate of Pope Pius XII (Eugenio Pacelli).
The set is presented in the prestigious and rare original "Cardinal'''s Case" in red leather, decorated with a perimeter Greek key design and the papal coat of arms impressed in gold. The front metal snap fastener is perfectly intact and functional.
Details and specifications of the lot:
* Legal tender: Yes, official series with the legal tender status of the time.
* Any damages: None. The coins have never circulated and the leather case is intact and well preserved.
* Silver/Gold content: The central 100 Lire coin is gold with a purity of 90% (.900 / 21.6 Carats). The remaining 4 coins are made of aluminum alloy (Italma).
* Weight (in grams): The single central gold coin weighs 5.19 g (Diameter: 20.7 mm).
* Catalog number/entry: Giant Catalogue Reference #108+246.
* Number of coins issued: Limited edition of only 20,000 pieces total for this series.
Condition: Gem Proof (FDC). The coins exhibit exceptional metal freshness, fully preserving the original luster of gold and aluminum. A piece of the highest level for demanding collectors.
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Splendid and exclusive official Vatican City divisionary series issued in 1950 on the occasion of the Jubilee (Holy Year), during the pontificate of Pope Pius XII (Eugenio Pacelli).
The set is presented in the prestigious and rare original "Cardinal'''s Case" in red leather, decorated with a perimeter Greek key design and the papal coat of arms impressed in gold. The front metal snap fastener is perfectly intact and functional.
Details and specifications of the lot:
* Legal tender: Yes, official series with the legal tender status of the time.
* Any damages: None. The coins have never circulated and the leather case is intact and well preserved.
* Silver/Gold content: The central 100 Lire coin is gold with a purity of 90% (.900 / 21.6 Carats). The remaining 4 coins are made of aluminum alloy (Italma).
* Weight (in grams): The single central gold coin weighs 5.19 g (Diameter: 20.7 mm).
* Catalog number/entry: Giant Catalogue Reference #108+246.
* Number of coins issued: Limited edition of only 20,000 pieces total for this series.
Condition: Gem Proof (FDC). The coins exhibit exceptional metal freshness, fully preserving the original luster of gold and aluminum. A piece of the highest level for demanding collectors.
See the images for an accurate impression.
Tracked and insured shipping via Smart Shipping Catawiki.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country/province
Vatican
Year/period and variation
1950/Anno Santo-Giubileo/Confezione Cardinalizia
Ruler
Pio XII
Denomination
100 Lire
Precious metal
Gold
Condition
Ungraded
Weight
5.19 g
Number of objects
5
Theme
Religion
Coin type
World Coins (non Euro coins pre-2000)
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