How much are the 10 lire coins with an ear of corn worth: the coin that can be worth a fortune
The 10 lire coin with the corn ear design is among the most iconic Italian coins, minted by the Italian Republic from 1951 to 2000. Many collectors seek these coins, and some rare editions can be surprisingly valuable. Let's explore their current worth and discover which editions are the most prized .
Characteristics of the parts
Material: Italma (aluminum alloy)
Weight: 1.6 g
Diameter: 23.3 mm
Hetero: Representation of an ear of wheat
Reverse side: Depiction of a plow with the face value "10 LIRES"
How much are 10 lire worth with an ear of corn?
The value of the 10 lire coin depends on the year it was minted and its condition . Here is a guideline:
1. Common Worlds (1951-2000)
If they are in circulation condition , they are worth between €0.10 and €1 .
If they are in uncirculated condition (FDC), they can be worth €5 to €15 .
2. Rare and precious editionsFruits & Vegetables
Certain vintages are particularly sought after by collectors:
10 lire 1954 : one of the rarest, it can be worth between €50 and €150 in good condition.
