Malawi 20 kwacha St Petersburg Palaces Constantine colored silver coin 2010

The 2010 Malawi 20 Kwacha “Palaces of St. Petersburg – Constantine Palace” colored silver coin celebrates one of the notable imperial residences near St. Petersburg. The reverse presents the palace in selective color, emphasizing its elegant symmetrical façade, arched entrance, columns, windows, roofline and central pavilion crowned by a Russian tricolor flag. An equestrian monument on a high pedestal stands prominently before the building, while ornamental scroll motifs frame the architectural composition. Constantine Palace at Strelna originated in the early 18th century as an imperial residence associated with Peter the Great and was later connected with Grand Duke Konstantin Pavlovich. The obverse displays Malawi’s elaborate coat of arms: a shield supported by a lion and leopard, helmet, crest and rising sun, surrounded by a beaded border. Proof surfaces and vivid architectural coloring make this silver issue especially attractive for collectors of palaces, royal residences and world architecture.

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