Commemorative coins of Italy

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

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

€2 - bi-metallic edit

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

€10 coins edit

2003 - Italian's Presidency of the E.U.
2004 - Genoa, European capital of culture

€15 coins edit

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

€20 coins edit

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

€50 coins edit

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

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History of coins in Italy

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