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5 Scudi - Angelo
| Emittent | Sovereign Military Order of Malta |
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| Jahr | 1971-1975 |
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| Prägetechnik | Milled |
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| Aversschrift | Latin |
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| Reversbeschreibung | St. John the Baptist, depicted standing and nearly nude with a camel-skin garment, presents a banner bearing the cross of the Order to the kneeling Grand Master, who receives it with bowed head in a posture of devotion and submission. The two figures are rendered in high sculptural relief against a polished field, with the banner staff held between them. The circumferential Latin legend 'SVB · HOC · SIGNO · MILITAMVS' ('Under this sign we serve') arcs along the upper border. The denomination '5 · SCVDI' is inscribed in the lower exergue. |
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The Sovereign Military Order of Malta occupies a peculiar position in numismatics: a sovereign issuing authority without a territorial state, recognized by over a hundred nations yet governing no land beyond its Rome headquarters. Its coinage program, launched formally in 1961, was never intended for circulation — these are juridical curiosities as much as coins, issued under the Order's claimed sovereignty dating to its 1113 papal recognition. The Angelo series takes its name from the gold scudo of the Knights' Hospitaller period, a deliberate historical callback to the Order's Maltese and Rhodian monetary issues.
Fr#12 is among the scarcer collector issues of the series, with mintages kept deliberately low across the production window.