How do you think, today, in terms of collecting. Everything has a price, every specimen can have one, even unknown to most.
These days the world of collecting has undoubtedly made giants if we consider the same context in past years. The advent of the web has literally turned the cards on the table, offering the enthusiasts themselves a sort of quality as regards the management of what for many is a real passion. A few clicks, a few seconds and before your eyes, thanks to any device and a connection, a golden and in some way absolutely parallel world can open up.
The value of a specific copy – information today.it
The euro, the official currency in most of the countries belonging to the European continent, has been in circulation for about twenty years now. A short life, in short, but not without satisfaction from the point of view of placing specific specimens on the collectors market.
Let’s think about what happens, for example with many 2 euro coins, specific specimens often used by various countries for celebrations or commemorations. In those cases prices can skyrocket up to a few thousand euros. In other cases, however, valuations are still very low, such as the situation, for example, with cuts of a few cents.
There was a time when, however, those same cuts, in other eras therefore, meant a completely different thing. Let’s think of the 20 cents of a lira, a denomination that is now almost forgotten. A cut that today is literally sought after by collectors from all over the world through the various specimens still on the market today.
The search for these specific specimens starts from the Kingdom of Italy and inevitably stops at the end of the twentieth century, following the advent of the euro. One of the most popular specimens is the one minted in 1863 following a major monetary reform. Each specimen was totally redesigned.
The piece in question was called the “Coat of Arms” as it depicted the same coat of arms of the House of Savoy. Very few pieces made, only 500, this is because the same coin resulted too similar to the same gold 5 lire specimen.
Coins, 20 cents between present and past: the value of the most prestigious specimens
10 precious Italian lire – Information Today
That same specimen, minted in 1863, can today be worth a real fortune. A “piece” of that specific series can be worth up to 30 thousand euros. If the same coin is kept impeccably then the price can still go up, up to 300 thousand euros. In short, a truly extraordinary evaluation.
Among other specimens of the old lyre at the moment more than ever sought after by collectors from all over the world we can also find:
10 lire of 1947: one of the most prestigious examples of the old lira ever, value from around 4,000 euros. 2 lire of 1947: on 10 February 1947 the President of the Cosiglio De Gasperi signs the peace treaty with the victorious states of the Second World War. It is coined for the occasion a special coin which today is worth around 1,800 euros. 1 lira of 1947: An orange branch and a woman with a head adorned with ears. These are the images of this precious coin which today is worth around 1500 euros. 50 lire from 1958: 800,000 copies for the coin depicting the god Vulcan striking metal on the anvil, indicative value around 2,000 euros. 5 lire from 1955: minted in 400 specimens with a valuation that can now reach 2,000 euros.
Examples that they undoubtedly made history and which today live in the dreams and ambitions of millions of collectors around the planet.
2023-08-13 07:50:03
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