A commemorative bi-metallic coin issued by Malta in 2013, as part of the Constitutional History Series. This is the third release in the series, celebrating key milestones in Malta’s political development.
The obverse features a design symbolizing Malta’s self-government in 1921, a crucial moment when the island was granted limited autonomy from British rule. The design depicts a symbolic representation of the first sitting of the Maltese Parliament, emphasizing the beginning of Malta’s constitutional progress. The inscriptions include "MALTA – Self-Government 1921" and the year "2013".
The reverse follows the standard 2 Euro design, featuring a large numeral "2" and a map of Europe.
Specifications:
🔹 Country: Malta
🔹 Year of Issue: 2013
🔹 Denomination: 2 Euro
🔹 Series: Constitutional History of Malta (3rd coin)
🔹 Theme: Self-Government in 1921
🔹 Composition: Bi-metallic (Inner core: Nickel-brass, Outer ring: Copper-nickel)
🔹 Weight: 8.5 g
🔹 Diameter: 25.75 mm
🔹 Thickness: 2.20 mm
🔹 Shape: Round
🔹 Edge: Inscription with alternating smooth sections
🔹 Mintage: Limited edition
🔹 Mint: Monnaie de Paris (Paris Mint)
This limited-edition 2 Euro coin is highly collectible, especially for enthusiasts of Maltese history, European constitutional development, and commemorative Euro coins.
