5 euro 50th Anniversary of the establishment of CONSOB (Commissione Nazionale per le Società e la Borsa)
| SHIPMENT ABROAD | Yes |
|---|---|
| SHIPMENT IN ITALY | Yes |
| METAL | Silver 925‰ |
| MINTAGE | 4.000 |
| TYPOLOGY | Monete Italia Euro |
| DESIGNER | Valerio De Seta |
| YEAR OF ISSUE | 2024 |
| AVAILABILITY DATE | Jun 7, 2024 |
| DENOMINATION | 5,00 € |
| EDGE | Godronatura spessa continua |
| FINISH | Proof |
| DIAMETER (mm) | 32 |
| NET WEIGHT (gr) | 18 |
| PACKAGING | Case |
When can I purchase this coin?
On presale on the SHOP from 9 April
What can I do if this coin runs out during the pre-sale?
If the coin runs out during the presale, you will still be able to purchase it on the day of official issue, indicated in the description page as Availability Date.
On this occasion a further quantity of coins will be made available for sale both online and at the Spazio Verdi sales point in Rome, in Piazza G. Verdi 1.
Two hands, symbolizing the work aimed at safeguarding the Italian financial system and protecting investors, flanked by a chart that is representative of stock market and company trends. A special edition to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Commissione Nazionale per le Società e la Borsa (CONSOB), an important chapter in Italian financial history.
Obverse: A revisitation of the logo of the CONSOB (National Commission for Companies and the Stock Exchange), characterized by the emblem of the Italian republic and the inscription "CONSOB"; below, the dates 1974 - 2024, respectively the year of its institution and the year of the coin’s issue. Around, “REPUBBLICA ITALIANA”; in exergue, the name of the designer “V.DE SETA”.
Reverse: Within two hands, to represent the activity of safeguarding the financial system, an indicative graph of stock market and company trends (FTSE Italia MIB Storico) and the dates 1974 - 2024, respectively the year of its institution and the year of the coin’s issue. Above, the value “5 EURO” and the inscription “CINQUANTESIMO ANNIVERSARIO” (fiftieth anniversary); on the right, bottom, “R”, identifying the Mint of Rome.