Commemorative coins of Italy

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The commemorative coins of Italy are minted by the Instituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato (IPZS) in Roma.

• 10 euros silver
• 15 euros silver
• 20 euros gold
• 50 euros gold

Contents 1 2 euro - bi-metallic 2 10 euros coins 3 15 euros coins 4 20 euros coins 5 50 euros coins

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• 2004 - World Food
• 2005 - European Constitution
• 2006 - The Winter Olympics in Torino

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• 2003 - Italian’s Presidency of the E.U.
• 2004 - Genova, European capital of culture

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• 2003 - Dittico Europa Dei Popoli
• 2004 - Giacomo Puccini - the centenary of Madam Butterfly
• 2005 - Olympic Games 2006 Torino - Second mint : ski et ice-hockey.

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• 2004 - Europe and arts - Belgium : René Magritte
• 2005 - Olympic Games 2006 Torino - First mint : Porte Palatine in Torino
• 2005 - Olympic Games 2006 Torino - Second mint : Palazzo Madama in Torino

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• 2003 - Europe and arts - Austria
• 2004 - Europe and arts - Denmark

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Commemorative coins of the European Union

Official members of the Eurozone:

Austria | Belgium | Finland | France | Germany | Greece Ireland | Italy | Luxembourg | Netherlands | Portugal | Slovenia | Spain

Non-eurozone EU countries:

Bulgaria | Czech Republic | Cyprus | Denmark | Estonia | Hungary Latvia | Lithuania | Malta | Poland | Romania | Slovakia | Sweden | United Kingdom

Nations with formal agreements with the EU:

Monaco | San Marino | Vatican City

Other:

Andorra

Commemorative coins of the world