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5 Liri Central Bank of Malta

Issuer Central Bank of Malta
Year 1998
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Shape Round
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Obverse lettering MALTA REPUBBLIKA TA´ MALTA 1998
(Translation: Republic of Malta)
Reverse description The central design features an ornate decorative fountain flanked by the denomination and the Maltese coat of arms. The issuing authority's name arcs around the upper periphery in Maltese, while the commemorative inscription marking the 30th anniversary of the Central Bank of Malta, with the founding and issue dates, appears in the lower legend. Stars serve as decorative punctuation within the circular legend.
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The Central Bank of Malta was established in 1968, taking over monetary functions from the Currency Board that had managed the Maltese pound under British colonial oversight. The 1998 silver issues appeared during Malta's extended negotiations for European Union accession — a process that would eventually see the Maltese lira permanently fixed against the euro in 2007 and withdrawn from circulation entirely in 2008, ending over three decades of the currency's existence.

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