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50 Diners Charlemagne, gold

Uitgever Andorra
Jaar 1960
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Valuta Diner (1977-2014)
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Beschrijving voorzijde The quartered coat of arms of Andorra occupies the central field, displaying the episcopal mitre and crozier in the upper-left quarter, vertical stripes of the Count of Foix in the upper-right, the stripes of Catalonia in the lower-left, and two bulls passant representing the Bishop of Urgell in the lower-right. The shield is framed by elaborate rococo-style scrollwork and surmounted by a mitre. The motto VIRTVS VNITA FORTIOR appears on a scroll beneath the shield. The legend ANDORRA arcs across the upper field, flanked by the date 1960 to either side of the shield, while the denomination 50 . DINERS . 50 . appears along the lower periphery, all within a beaded border.
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Opschrift voorzijde ANDORRA 1960 VIRTVS VNITA FORTIOR · 50 · DINERS · 50 ·
(Translation: United virtue is stronger)
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Andorra had no formal coinage tradition of its own until the late twentieth century — the co-principality functioned for centuries on a patchwork of French and Spanish currency circulating by custom rather than legal tender law. This 1960 gold issue was produced not for circulation but for the collector market, part of an early wave of Andorran numismatic pieces that predated the principality's later official series by decades. The X# prefix in the reference confirms its status outside mainstream national coinage, catalogued by Krause under their "Unusual World Coins" classification.

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