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The COTY (Coin of the Year) Awards for 2023-dated coins feature an impressive lineup of 100 coins, with 10 outstanding coins in each of 10 specific categories. The judging process has already begun, with over 100 experts casting their ballots to select one winner in each category. Following this, the same expert panel will conduct a second round of voting to determine the overall Coin of the Year, the most distinguished coin among the category winners.
The UNESCO Series: Palace of Pena coin was nominated for the Best Crown Coin of 2023. The "Best Crown Coin" category in the COTY Awards honors coins that are chosen for their exceptional quality, beauty and significance, making them standout pieces in the world of numismatics. These are typically larger coins, often with a diameter of around 38-42 mm, and are usually made from precious metals such as silver, but sometimes gold or other metals.
Coin Highlights:
This silver coin would be a great addition to any collection or an ideal gift for a loved one. Add this 2023 France Silver €10 UNESCO (Palace de Pena) coin to your cart today!
Palacio National de Pena
The National Palace of Pena (Palacio de Pena) is a Portuguese historical palace located on one of the peaks of the mountains of Sintra, a city near Lisbon. It is characterized by its multiple bright colors of yellow, purple, blue and red. It was built by Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha - King Consort of Portugal, of German origin and Portuguese by adoption following his alliance with Queen Marie II.
UNESCO
The United Nations Educational, Science, and Cultural Organization compiles a list of sites that are considered "world heritage cultural property sites." The aim for the program is to classify, name and preserve the cultural goods and natural assets that matter for the common heritage of humanity. The program was founded in 1972, and as of 2020, over 1,121 sites are registered.
Beautifully detailed, this coin honors the history of the National Palace of Pena, a Portuguese historical palace known for its bight colors. It has a mintage of only 5,000 coins!
The COTY (Coin of the Year) Awards for 2023-dated coins feature an impressive lineup of 100 coins, with 10 outstanding coins in each of 10 specific categories. The judging process has already begun, with over 100 experts casting their ballots to select one winner in each category. Following this, the same expert panel will conduct a second round of voting to determine the overall Coin of the Year, the most distinguished coin among the category winners.
The UNESCO Series: Palace of Pena coin was nominated for the Best Crown Coin of 2023. The "Best Crown Coin" category in the COTY Awards honors coins that are chosen for their exceptional quality, beauty and significance, making them standout pieces in the world of numismatics. These are typically larger coins, often with a diameter of around 38-42 mm, and are usually made from precious metals such as silver, but sometimes gold or other metals.
Coin Highlights:
- Contains 0.7137 oz of fine silver.
- Comes in a box with a certificate of authenticity from the Monnaie de Paris.
- Mintage of 5,000 coins.
- Obverse: Presents a portrait of Ferdinand II, the king consort of Portugal from 1837 to 1853 and the originator of this palace. The king is placed in front of mosaic tile designs from the palace.
- Reverse: Presents the view of the National Palace of Pena. The bright colors of the palace are shown through the colorized finish of red, purple, blue and yellow. To the right of the palace is the inscription of "Palais National de Pena" with the face value just under and to the right.
- Certified by the Monnaie de Paris.
This silver coin would be a great addition to any collection or an ideal gift for a loved one. Add this 2023 France Silver €10 UNESCO (Palace de Pena) coin to your cart today!
Palacio National de Pena
The National Palace of Pena (Palacio de Pena) is a Portuguese historical palace located on one of the peaks of the mountains of Sintra, a city near Lisbon. It is characterized by its multiple bright colors of yellow, purple, blue and red. It was built by Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha - King Consort of Portugal, of German origin and Portuguese by adoption following his alliance with Queen Marie II.
UNESCO
The United Nations Educational, Science, and Cultural Organization compiles a list of sites that are considered "world heritage cultural property sites." The aim for the program is to classify, name and preserve the cultural goods and natural assets that matter for the common heritage of humanity. The program was founded in 1972, and as of 2020, over 1,121 sites are registered.
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