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Palazzo Pubblico
| Issuer | San Marino |
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| Year | 2025 |
| Type | Local banknote |
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| Obverse description | Central vignette of the Palazzo Pubblico, the historic seat of government in the City of San Marino, rendered in fine detail against a decorative underprint. The national coat of arms of San Marino appears alongside the principal inscriptions, with the denomination expressed in Scudi. The overall design references European collector issue conventions, with the word 'Libertas' — the republic's motto — integrated into the legend. |
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| Reverse lettering | 50000 SCUDI QUESTA BANCONOTA NON HA CORSO LEGALE MA È UN OGGETTO DA COLLEZIONE UFFICIALE E UN TRIBUTO ALLA PIÙ ANTICA REPUBBLICA DEL MUNDO, SAN MARINO. Libertas EUROPA (Translation: 50000 SCUDI THIS BANKNOTE IS NOT LEGAL TENDER BUT IS AN OFFICIAL COLLECTOR'S ITEM AND A TRIBUTE TO THE WORLD'S OLDEST REPUBLIC, SAN MARINO. FREEDOM EUROPE) |
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San Marino has no central bank and no independent currency — it uses the euro under a monetary agreement with the EU, which grants it a small annual allocation of euro coins but no banknotes. A 2025 paper note attributed to San Marino sits outside any recognized issuing framework and is almost certainly a souvenir or fantasy item, not a circulating or legally tendered instrument.
The Palazzo Pubblico itself has appeared on San Marinese euro coins since 2002. Its use here adds surface plausibility to what the catalog should flag as non-monetary.