Coin San Marino 5 Euro Fight Against Discrimination - 2007 - Silver

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The 5 euro coin, minted in silver by the Republic of San Marino in 2007, commemorates a theme of importance. This coin is an integral part of the official euro series, included in the year's BU set.

The issuing country is San Marino. The face value of the coin is 5 euros. It is minted in silver, with a weight of 18 grams and a diameter of 32 millimeters.

The mint is that of Rome, identified by the letter "R".

The central motif of the coin is designed to convey a message through a careful visual composition. The official inscriptions of San Marino frame the main design, complemented by the indication of the face value, "5 EURO", and the year of issue, 2007. The coin is characterized by the fineness of its engraving and the precision of its details. 925 silver fineness. 70,000 copies