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5 Euros World Oceans Day

Issuer San Marino
Year 2020
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Shape Round
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Reverse description The reverse presents a dynamic underwater and marine scene featuring a leaping fish or marine creature amid splashing waves, coral, and sea flora rendered in a detailed illustrative style that fills the right portion of the field. To the left, the inscription GIORNATA MONDIALE DEGLI OCEANI is arranged in stacked lines, with the word OCEANI prominently enlarged, followed by the date 2020 below. The denomination 5 EURO is displayed in the lower left in large numerals. The mint mark R and the engraver's initials appear discreetly in the lower field.
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Mint Rome Mint, Italy
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San Marino's commemorative program has long served the country's primary revenue stream — the republic mints no circulating coinage for everyday use and relies heavily on collector sales. This 2020 piece was issued in conjunction with World Oceans Day, the UN-recognized observance held annually on June 8th, a date formalized by the General Assembly in 2008 following years of advocacy stemming from the original 1992 Rio Earth Summit proposal.

KM#594 was struck at the Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato in Rome, which has produced San Marino's coinage under longstanding arrangement.

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