E-auction 383-296121 - feu_605422 - PORTUGAL 8 Euro PRINCE HENRI, LE NAVIGATEUR 2006 Lisbonne

PORTUGAL 8 Euro PRINCE HENRI, LE NAVIGATEUR 2006 MS

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Estimate :	20 €
Price :	17 €
Maximum bid :	18 €
End of the sale :	17 August 2020 18:42:00
bidders :	6 bidders

Type : 8 Euro PRINCE HENRI, LE NAVIGATEUR

Date: 2006

Mint name / Town : Lisbonne

Quantity minted : 100.000

Metal : silver

Millesimal fineness : 500 ‰

Diameter : 36,00 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 21,10 g.

Edge : cannelures fines

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Catalogue references :

€167708 1

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Commentary

8 Euro commémorative circulante dont le thème est le prince portugais Henri dit le Navigateur (1394-1460), 3ème fils du roi Jean Ier du Portugal, à l’origine des grandes expéditions maritimes du début du XVème siècle.
On retrouve sur cette pièce le symbole du programme des émissions communes à plusieurs états-membres “EUROPA”.
Pour 2006 le thème retenu par le Programme des émissions communes est “Les hommes célèbres européens”..
8 Euro circulating commemorative coin featuring the Portuguese Prince Henry the Navigator (1394-1460), third son of King John I of Portugal, who initiated the great maritime expeditions of the early 15th century. This coin features the symbol of the joint issue programme for several member states, “EUROPA”. For 2006, the theme chosen by the Joint Issue Programme is “Famous European Men”.