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| 裏面の説明 | Vignette of the Witches' Pass, the scenic footpath connecting the first two towers of San Marino along the ridge of Monte Titano, presented in a detailed illustrative style. The national coat of arms of San Marino is also present within the composition. The reverse carries an extended collector's disclaimer inscription in Italian with a parallel English translation, along with the denomination and LIBERTAS and EUROPA legends. |
| 裏面の銘文 | 500 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: 500 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 of issue and no domestic currency — the republic uses the euro under a monetary agreement with the EU, and issues no circulating banknotes of its own. A "paper" note attributed to San Marino in 2025 almost certainly belongs to the fantasy or novelty note category, produced for the souvenir and collector market rather than any monetary authority. Such items carry no legal tender status anywhere.
The Porta San Francesco is one of the medieval gates in the third defensive wall of San Marino's capital. Its appearance on souvenir notes is common; its appearance on anything with genuine numismatic standing is not.