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20 Euros Social Coexistence
| Issuer | San Marino |
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| Year | 2007 |
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| Composition | Gold (.900) |
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| Obverse description | Within a hexagonal inner border whose lower angles are stylized as interlocking gear teeth, the three medieval towers of San Marino — Guaita, Cesta, and Montale — are depicted in relief, each surmounted by a pennant. The legend REPUBBLICA DI appears in the upper field, with SAN MARINO in two lines at the lower left. The motto LIBERTAS appears to the right of the towers, and the engraver's signature A.MASINI is incused at the lower right within the hexagonal frame. |
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| Reverse description | Five interlocking gear wheels are arranged in the field, each one symbolizing one of the five inhabited continents, their interconnection representing the concept of social cohabitation and global harmony. The word ARMONIA (Italian for 'harmony') appears prominently in the design, accompanied by the denomination 20 €URO, the mint mark R, and the date 2007. The overall composition conveys a message of unity and cooperative movement among the world's peoples. |
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San Marino's gold issues from this period were produced under a long-standing agreement with the Italian Mint (Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato), which has struck coins on the republic's behalf since the early postwar decades. The 2007 program fell within a series of thematic issues tied to broadly humanist subjects — social coexistence among them — reflecting the republic's tendency to align its commemorative calendar with UNESCO-adjacent values rather than strictly national events.
Mintages for San Marino gold in this denomination and period were tightly limited, typically in the low thousands, and most examples went directly into collector hands without ever approaching circulation.