2026 1/4 oz Proof Gold €50 Women of the World(Marilyn Monroe)

• Contains 1/4 oz of .999 fine gold.
• This magnificent coin comes in a box with a certificate of authenticity from the Monnaie de Paris.
• Mintage of 500 coins.
• Monnaie de Paris used a historical striking, free striking, that gives the coins an old and unique appearance.
• Obverse: Features Marilyn Monroe's portrait along with her name, year date, and stars representing the Hollywood Walk of Fame stars.
• Reverse: Represents the main facets of her life under the spotlight - Her signature, microphone, film reel; all encircled by her famous quote, "We are all stars and we deserve to shine" in French.
• Minted by Monnaie de Paris.

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Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe wasn't just as actress. She was driven by an insatiable thirst for knowledge and intellectual fulfillment. Here are some key dates of her life.

• June 1st, 1926: Birth in Los Angeles of Norma Jeane Mortenson, known as Marilyn Monroe.
• June 19th, 1942: She marries James Dougherty at the age of 16.
• 1944: She begins working at the Radioplane Company factory, where she is noticed by US Army photographers.
• 1946: With her modeling career launched, she signs her first contract with 20th Century Fox as an actress and adopts her
  stage name, Marilyn Monroe.
• 1950s: Her fame skyrockets thanks to cult films such as Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and The Seven Year Itch.
• May 19th, 1962: She performs the legendary “Happy Birthday, Mr. President” at Madison Square Garden for President John
  F. Kennedy’s 45th birthday.
• August 5th, 1962: Passing away of Marilyn Monroe.
  

Monnaie de Paris
Founded in 1864, not only is Monnaie de Paris France's longest standing institution, but it is also the oldest enterprise in the world. Today, the mint strikes circulation coins for France, as well as beautiful gold and silver commemorative coin programs that are each intricately designed works of art. The mint is also home to a museum that hosts exhibitions, tours and workshops as well as the Guy Savoy Restaurant.