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5 Europ
| Issuer | Liechtenstein |
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| Year | 2004 |
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| Currency | Europ |
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| Reverse description | The reverse displays the large numeral '5' dominating the copper-nickel middle ring, with an allegorical figure in relief visible within the copper inner disc behind it. The denomination inscription 'EUROP' with a registered trademark symbol (©) appears beneath the numeral. The brass outer ring repeats the crown and decorative link ornaments seen on the obverse, and the mint mark or issuer initials 'F+L' are inscribed at the base of the outer ring. |
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| Mintage | 2004 |
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Liechtenstein does not operate its own mint and issues coins under arrangement with Switzerland, though it maintains a separate monetary identity through the Swiss franc peg formalized in the 1923 customs treaty. This particular trimetallic format was produced in very limited quantities — Liechtenstein's official circulating issues from this period were essentially collector pieces from inception, given the principality's population of roughly 34,000 and near-total reliance on Swiss coinage for everyday transactions.