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50 Diners - Joan Martí i Alanis Our Lady of Meritxell
| Emittent | Andorra |
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| Jahr | 1996 |
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| Form | Round |
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| Aversbeschreibung | Central inner circle framed by a decorative milled border contains the quartered coat of arms of Andorra, depicting a mitre and crozier in the first quarter, vertical pales in the second, vertical pales in the third, and a bull passant in the fourth quarter, surmounted by a royal crown. The denomination ECU appears in the field below the shield. The circular legend in the outer field reads JOAN D.M. BISBE D'URGELL I PRINCEP D'ANDORRA, with the date 1996 at the base flanked by two raised dots. |
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| Averslegende | JOAN D.M.BISBE D`URGELL I PRINCEP D`ANDORRA ECU · 1996 · (Translation: Joan D.M. Bishop of Urgell and Prince of Andorra) |
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Joan Martí i Alanis served as Bishop of Urgell — and therefore co-prince of Andorra — from 1971 until his death in 2009, making him one of the longest-serving holders of that feudal office since the 1278 Pareatge established the co-principality. This issue was struck during the mid-point of his tenure, when Andorra was aggressively expanding its commemorative program following its 1993 constitution, which formalized the principality's modern legal framework without abolishing the co-princes.
The bimetallic construction — a gold insert within a large silver field — places this firmly in the prestige bullion category Andorra favored for high-denomination commemoratives throughout the 1990s.