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1/25 Crown - Charles III 75 years of NATO
| Issuer | Gibraltar |
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| Year | 2024 |
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| Orientation | Medal alignment ↑↑ |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | Two clasped hands in handshake are depicted prominently in the foreground, symbolising the alliance among NATO member nations. A stylised globe showing the Atlantic region forms the background, evoking the organisation's geographic scope. The NATO founding year 1949 and the anniversary year 2024 are inscribed within the design field, flanking a large numeral '75' denoting the jubilee. The Latin motto of NATO, 'ANIMUS IN CONSULENDO LIBER', is divided across the upper and lower portions of the legend, arching around the central device. |
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NATO's 75th anniversary in 2024 fell in the same year the alliance admitted its 32nd member, Sweden, ending over two centuries of Swedish non-alignment. Gibraltar's interest in the commemoration is not incidental — the territory's strategic position at the mouth of the Mediterranean has made it a de facto NATO asset since the alliance's founding, even though Gibraltar itself holds no separate membership status.