Live auction - feu_707748 - SAN MARINO SÉRIE Euro BRILLANT UNIVERSEL - 50e ANNIVERSAIRE DES PREMIERS HOMMES DANS L’ESPACE 2011 Rome

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Brilliant Uncirculat

Estimate :	75 €
Price :	35 €
Maximum bid :	38 €
End of the sale :	14 May 2024 19:11:12
bidders :	1 bidder

Type : SÉRIE Euro BRILLANT UNIVERSEL - 50e ANNIVERSAIRE DES PREMIERS HOMMES DANS L’ESPACE

Date: 2011

Mint name / Town : Roma

Quantity minted : 48.000

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Commentary

Série regroupant 9 pièces: les 8 pièces Euro Saint-Marin 2011 de 1 cent à 2 Euro.
En supplément une pièce de 5 Euro en argent dont le théme est le “50ème anniversaire des premiers hommes dans l’Espace”. À l’avers de la pièce de 5 Euro reproduction des portraits du cosmonaute russe Youri Gagarine et de l’astronaute américain Alan Shepard ainsi que de leurs deux vaisseaux, Vostok 1 et Freedom 7. Youri Gagarine, en avril 1961, fut le premier homme à voyager dans l’espace, suivi quelques semaines plus tard, en mai par l’américain, Alan Shepard
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Series comprising 9 coins: the 8 Euro San Marino coins 2011 from 1 cent to 2 Euro. In addition, a 5 Euro silver coin whose theme is the “50th anniversary of the first men in Space”. On the obverse of the 5 Euro coin, there are reproductions of the portraits of Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin and American astronaut Alan Shepard as well as their two spacecraft, Vostok 1 and Freedom 7. Yuri Gagarin, in April 1961, was the first man to travel into space, followed a few weeks later, in May, by the American, Alan Shepard.