Italy 2 lire King Victor Emmanuel III Coinage KM-55 UNC PCGS silver coin 1917

The 1917 Italy 2 Lire Silver Coin featuring King Victor Emmanuel III is one of the finest artistic issues of the Kingdom of Italy, blending classical symbolism with exceptional engraving. Certified UNC by PCGS, this historic silver coin was issued during the First World War and reflects the nation's resilience and aspirations through a striking allegorical design. The obverse displays a detailed right-facing portrait of King Victor Emmanuel III in military uniform, surrounded by his royal title and framed by a decorative border. The reverse presents the majestic figure of Italia, dressed in classical armor and helmet, holding an olive branch and shield while standing beside an altar. In front of her, a powerful quadriga of four galloping horses symbolizes strength, unity, victory, and progress. The composition also includes the date 1917, the denomination L.2, the Rome mintmark R, ornamental scrollwork, and the engravers' signatures. Victor Emmanuel III ruled Italy from 1900 to 1946 and was also one of the world's most distinguished numismatists. Certified PCGS UNC, this elegant silver coin is an outstanding addition to collections of Italian monarchy, World War I history, and classic European numismatics.

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