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| 背面描述 | Central field depicts two forearms crossed in an X formation, their wrists bound together by a knotted cloth or bandana, rendered in high relief with fine sculptural detail evoking solidarity and rock culture. Five stars are arranged along the lower inner field within a beaded border. The legend 'CASA DA MOEDA · TÓ TRIPS' arcs along the left side of the inner border, while 'PORTUGAL 2024' appears along the right side, all in incuse or raised Latin lettering against the polished field. |
| 背面文字 | Latin |
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Xutos & Pontapés formed in Lisbon in 1978 and became one of the most durable acts of the Portuguese punk and rock scene, surviving lineup changes and the death of bassist Zé Pedro in 2017 to remain culturally embedded in ways few domestic bands managed. The Casa da Moeda has issued collector 5 Euro pieces honoring Portuguese musical figures with some regularity, slotting this release into a broader commemorative program alongside earlier issues for fado artists.
Zé Pedro's death gave the band renewed public attention in Portugal's mainstream press.