Description:
Obverse
The obverse of the coin features the new face of the Europa Programme coins which incorporates the coat of arms of Malta.
Reverse
The reverse of the coins carries a representation of Antonio Sciortino's sculpture 'Dangerous Sport' which the artist produced in 1937.
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