Liechtenstein - 50 Franken 2006 - Johann I, 200 Years of Sovereignty - Gold 900 or 999, 10g, 22.3mm

Liechtenstein - 50 Franken 2006 - Johann I, 200 Years of Sovereignty - Gold 900 or 999, 10g, 22.3mm Was graded and then the owner openned the grading slab. This gold coin commemorates the 200th anniversary of the sovereignty of the Principality of Liechtenstein under Johann I. The coin honors the legacy of Johann I, who ruled from 1760 until his death in 1836, marking the milestone of two centuries of the principality's sovereign status. Only 10% fees + VAT on this item. Obverse: The obverse features a portrait of Johann I (1760-1836) positioned on the middle right side of the coin. Surrounding Johann I, the lettering on the left reads "JOHANN I. FÜRST VON LIECHTENSTEIN" (Johann I, Prince of Liechtenstein) with the dates 1760 and 1836. The left side of the coin is dotted, and the right side showcases 13 vertical lines behind Johann I, symbolizing his reign. The engraver's signature, Marco Wikkerink, and the designer's name, Grafikdesign Cornelia Eberle Atelier Est., are also present. Lettering: JOHANN I. FÜRST VON LIECHTENSTEIN 1760 1836 EBERLE / WIKKERINK Translation: Johann I. Prince of Liechtenstein Reverse: The reverse displays the Coat of Arms of Liechtenstein on the left, with 25 horizontal lines behind it. On the right side, the value (50 Francs) and the mint mark are shown in front of 8 vertical lines. A vertical inscription is positioned between the crowned Coat of Arms and the value. Translation: Principality of Liechtenstein Sovereignty 50 Francs This coin, struck in Gold (900 or 999 purity, as there is some dispute), weighs 10g and has a diameter of 22.3mm. It serves as both a historical tribute to the principality's long-standing sovereignty and a beautiful collector's piece.