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| 正面文字 | Latin |
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| 背面描述 | Central device depicts the winged Lion of St. Mark, the traditional symbol of the Serenissima Republic of Venice, shown facing left with large spread wings and a detailed mane. An open book bearing the inscription 'PAX TIBI MARCE' and a sword are displayed before the lion. The legend 'VENETA SERENISSIMA REPUBLICA' arcs along the upper periphery, with 'ITERUM RUDIT LEO' inscribed in the lower inner field and the date '1999' at the bottom. |
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Padania has no legal existence. This piece was issued by the Lega Nord as a political prop during its push for northern Italian secession — a campaign that peaked in 1996 when Umberto Bossi theatrically declared independence on the banks of the Po river. The "Repubblica Federale Padana" never achieved any international recognition, held no monetary authority, and these "coins" circulated only as novelty merchandise and party paraphernalia. Collector interest is driven entirely by political curiosity rather than numismatic merit.