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20 Kwacha Peterhof
| Emittent | Malawi |
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| Jahr | 2010 |
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| Gewicht | 31.1 g |
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| Averslegende | REPUBLIC OF MALAWI UNITY AND FREEDOM 2010 · MWK 20 · |
| Reversbeschreibung | The reverse features a richly detailed composite design combining sculptural relief and applied colour. To the left, a large three-dimensional rendering of the Samson Fountain statue — depicting the heroic figure of Samson forcibly opening the jaws of a lion — dominates the foreground amid stylised baroque wave scrollwork. To the right, a colour-printed panoramic view of the Grand Peterhof Palace and its celebrated Grand Cascade is inset, accurately reproducing the Baroque facade and tiered fountain staircase in polychrome. The legend PALACES OF ST. PETERSBURG is inscribed vertically along the left rim, with the name PETERHOF appearing in the lower right portion of the colour field. |
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Peterhof Palace and its cascade fountains were built under Peter the Great beginning in 1714, conceived explicitly as Russia's answer to Versailles — a demonstration that the newly Westernized empire could match any European court in architectural ambition. The complex was extensively destroyed by German forces during the occupation of 1941–44, and the postwar Soviet restoration effort ran for decades.
Malawi's World Heritage-themed silver program from this period placed it in the company of dozens of small nations issuing collector rounds with no meaningful connection to the subject. Mintage figures for the series were modest, aimed squarely at the thematic bullion collector market.