Andorra 10 diners Chopin Warsaw KM-319 Music Composer PR70 PCGS silver coin 2009

Issued by Andorra in 2009, this remarkable 10 Diners silver coin pays tribute to Frédéric Chopin, one of the most celebrated composers and pianists of the Romantic era. Graded a flawless PR70 by PCGS, the coin forms part of a series dedicated to significant places connected with Chopin’s life. This issue highlights Warsaw, the city where the composer spent his youth and where his musical talent first blossomed.

The reverse presents a finely engraved portrait of Chopin standing beside the monument marking the location of the Church of the Holy Cross in Warsaw. The monument features decorative architectural details, an oval medallion with a religious image, and an inscription referencing Chopin. Surrounding the scene are elegant musical staff motifs, while the legends “FRYDERYK CHOPIN,” “EL COR. ESGLESIA DE LA SANTA CREU,” and “VARSÓVIA 1849” emphasize the connection between the composer and the historic site associated with his memory. The obverse displays the ornate coat of arms of Andorra, featuring a bishop’s mitre, crozier, heraldic stripes, cows, decorative scrollwork, and the national motto “VIRTUS UNITA FORTIOR,” together with the denomination and date.

Struck in silver with exceptional Proof quality and certified PCGS PR70, this coin combines musical heritage, European history, and elegant numismatic artistry. An outstanding collectible for admirers of classical music, famous composers, and premium world commemorative coinage.

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