Italy, San Marino & Vatican Coins
Italy, San Marino, and Vatican coins are the historical coinages of Europe with their deep roots in Italy. Ancient Roman coins were first minted in Italy around 500 BCE. In the middle ages, the currency name "Florin" was circulated all around Europe as a reference to its origin from the Republic of Florence.
The 19th-century Italian coins featured very impressive Mustached rulers that made them unique. The Vatican coins were very much like the Italian ones in terms of their denominations. While San Marino also used "lira" as its currency corresponding to the Italian coins.
Italy, San Marino, and Vatican coins representing the history of Europe are unique and rare; thus are added to their collections by various collectors. These valuable coins include 1882 Italy Italian King UMBERTO I of Rome Italy 20 lira, 1925 Vittorio Emanuele III 100 lira, 1996 1997 San Marino gold coins Michelangelo Buonarotti, and many more.
