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2° Torre - Cesta
| Issuer | San Marino |
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| Year | 2025 |
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| Value | 10 000 Scudi (10 000) |
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| Reverse description | Vignette of the Witches' Pass, the narrow fortified path linking the First and Second Towers of San Marino along the ridge of Monte Titano, rendered in detailed line engraving. The national coat of arms of San Marino is present within the composition, complementing the architectural panorama. Collector's disclaimer inscriptions in Italian and the denomination appear across the note. |
| Reverse lettering | 10000 SCUDI QUESTA BANCONOTA NON HA CORSO LEGALE MA È UN OGGETTO DA COLLEZIONE UFFICIALE E UN TRIBUTO ALLA PIÙ ANTICA REPUBBLICA DEL MUNDO, SAN MARINO. Libertas EUROPA (Translation: 10000 SCUDI THIS BANKNOTE IS NOT LEGAL TENDER BUT IS AN OFFICIAL COLLECTOR'S ITEM AND A TRIBUTE TO THE WORLD'S OLDEST REPUBLIC, SAN MARINO. FREEDOM EUROPE) |
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San Marino has no central bank and issues no official banknotes for circulation — this is almost certainly a philatelic or souvenir item, part of the steady stream of commemorative paper produced for the collector market under official Sammarinese sanction. The republic's monetary needs are met entirely by the euro under its agreement with the EU, despite never having formally joined the union.
The "Cesta" in the title refers to the second of San Marino's three towers on Monte Titano, a UNESCO-listed site since 2008.