Extremely Rare Vatican City 10 Lire 1951 | Pope Pius XII, only 1,130,000 minted

Discover a truly rare treasure: the Vatican City 10 Lire coin from 1951, minted in Rome under Pope Pius XII. With a mintage of just 1,130,000 pieces, this aluminium circulation coin represents a scarce issue from the Papal State. Its light yet durable design captures Vatican heritage, making it an extraordinary find for serious coin collectors and enthusiasts of religious numismatics.

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 Why This Product Is a Good Investment

• Extreme Rarity: Only 1,130,000 pieces were minted, a very low number for a circulation coin, making it highly sought after.

• Historic Significance: Issued during the reign of Pope Pius XII (1939–1958), who led the Vatican through WWII and the early Cold War era.

• Papal Collectibility: Vatican coins are popular worldwide, especially from earlier 20th-century papacies, due to their limited production and religious importance.

• Condition & Scarcity: Surviving examples in good preservation are scarce, further driving up collector demand.

• Future Value Potential: As Vatican numismatics grow in popularity, rare issues like the 1951 10 Lire are expected to appreciate significantly over time.

• Numista Entry for Vatican City 10 Lire 1951 (KM#52): Numista Reference

• Historical Overview of Pope Pius XII: Britannica – Pius XII

• Coin Collecting Guide on Rare Vatican Issues: NGC World Coin Guide