5 Centesimi

5 Centesimi Spiga

Kingdom of Italy · 1927

The reverse features a large ear of wheat (spiga) in the center, flanked by the denomination 'C. 5' and the date '1927'. The obverse typically features King Victor Emmanuel III.

Country: Kingdom of Italy
Year: 1927
Denomination: 5 Centesimi
Metal: Copper (95% Copper, 4% Tin, 1% Zinc)

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Overview

The reverse features a large ear of wheat (spiga) in the center, flanked by the denomination 'C. 5' and the date '1927'. The obverse typically features King Victor Emmanuel III.

Historical significance

Minted during the reign of King Vittorio Emanuele III and the Fascist era in Italy, this coin was part of the standard circulation currency. It represents the agrarian symbolism common in Italian coinage of that period.

Estimated value

$1.00 - $15.00 USD (depending on condition and mint mark)

Care & preservation

Store in a PVC-free coin holder or flip. Avoid cleaning with abrasive chemicals or scrubbing, as this can damage the patina and reduce numismatic value. Handle by the edges using cotton gloves.

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