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1 Marengo Terminillo

Uitgever AIG (Associazione Italiana Giovani)
Jaar 1970
Type Fantasy coin
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Beschrijving voorzijde Central view of the Terminillo mountain hostel building rendered in relief, depicted frontally with multiple stories and rows of windows. The large numeral '1' appears prominently in the lower left field, with the legend 'MARENGO' to its right. The inscription 'TERMINILLO' arcs along the upper border, while 'OSTELLO' appears at the lower left and the triangular AIG (Associazione Italiana Giovani) logo is prominently displayed at the bottom center of the field.
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Opschrift keerzijde ITALIA
925
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Aanvullende informatie

The Marengo Terminillo was a private fantasy strike issued by the AIG as a novelty piece referencing the Marengo — the 19th-century Piedmontese gold coinage whose name derived from Napoleon's 1800 victory at the Battle of Marengo, after which French-influenced monetary reforms swept northern Italy. This silver piece has no connection to that monetary history beyond borrowed nomenclature. The AIG issued several such pieces during the late 1960s and early 1970s as collector souvenirs tied to ski resort culture at Terminillo in the Apennines.

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