Malta 2012 – Majority Representation 1887
Malta · 2012

Majority Representation 1887

Issue dateSeptember 1, 2012
Total mintage455.000
Est. Value (UNC)6,00 – 8,00 €

Estimated collector value in UNC. Not the selling price of the external web shop.

Description

2 Euro Commemorative Coin Malta 2012 Majority Representation 1887 Majority Representation 1887 – this 2-euro commemorative coin, issued in 2012, marks a significant stage in Malta’s constitutional history. The Constitution of 1887 introduced representative government for the first time, establishing a council in which a majority of members were chosen by Maltese voters. Although Malta remained under British rule, the arrangement gave local inhabitants a stronger voice in political representation. This form of representative government was not permanent and was abolished again in 1903. Designed by Gianni Bonnici, the coin depicts a cheering crowd in front of the Governor’s Palace in Valletta, surrounded by the twelve stars of the European Union.

Mintage information

Mintage figures – 2 Euro commemorative coin Malta 2012 – Majority Representation, 1887 Circulation coins: 400,000 Coin set FDC/BU: 50,000 Presentation box Proof (FS): 5,000 TOTAL MINTAGE: 455,000

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