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5 Euros Equal Opportunity
| Issuer | San Marino |
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| Year | 2007 |
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| Orientation | Medal alignment ↑↑ |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | A nude female figure stands at left and a nude male figure stands at right, their postures mirroring one another in a composition symbolising gender equality. Above, a ribbon or band intersects a circle containing symbolic motifs representing equal opportunity. The denomination EURO 5 appears in the lower field, flanked by the date 2007 and the Rome Mint mark R. |
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San Marino's commemorative silver program has long served the republic's primary revenue stream outside tourism, and 2007 saw several issues tied to European Union social policy themes. This piece aligns with the EU's designated European Year of Equal Opportunities for All, a Commission initiative that prompted member states and associated territories alike to produce themed issues.
San Marino, though not an EU member, operates under a monetary agreement with the eurozone that obligates it to mint euro-denominated coinage within agreed annual quotas — including commemoratives of this kind.