Equatorial Guinea 150 pesetas 100th Anniversary of Rome Capital silver coin 1970

This historic 150 pesetas silver coin from Equatorial Guinea, issued in 1970, commemorates the 100th anniversary of Rome becoming the capital of unified Italy. It reflects both international historical significance and refined numismatic craftsmanship.

The obverse features a detailed architectural depiction inspired by Rome, showcasing classical building elements with columns, arches, and structured lines that emphasize the grandeur of the Eternal City. Fine engraved details highlight symmetry and depth, while surrounding inscriptions reference the commemorative theme and anniversary. The design is enclosed by a clean rim, enhancing its elegant appearance.

The reverse displays the coat of arms of Equatorial Guinea, centered on a shield bearing the iconic silk-cotton tree. Above the shield are multiple stars arranged in an arc, while below a ribbon carries the national motto “UNIDAD PAZ JUSTICIA.” The surrounding legend reads “REPUBLICA DE GUINEA ECUATORIAL,” along with the denomination “150 PESETAS.”

Issued in silver with a refined strike, this commemorative coin celebrates an important European historical milestone while representing Equatorial Guinea’s numismatic heritage. Its combination of architectural imagery and national symbolism makes it a distinctive and collectible piece.

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