This coin commemorates Saxony-Anhalt with a depiction of the Cathedral of Magdeburg, an architectural and historical masterpiece. Founded in the 10th century and rebuilt in the Gothic style after a fire, Magdeburg Cathedral is the oldest Gothic cathedral in Germany and serves as a symbol of the state’s rich cultural and historical heritage. It is also the burial place of Emperor Otto I, a significant figure in German and European history.
- The central design features a detailed depiction of the Cathedral of Magdeburg, also known as Magdeburg Cathedral. This Gothic cathedral is one of the most significant landmarks in Saxony-Anhalt and is renowned for its impressive architecture and historical importance.
- The cathedral is portrayed with intricate details, highlighting its tall spires, elaborate façade, and large rose window.
- Above the image of the cathedral, the inscription “SACHSEN-ANHALT” (Saxony-Anhalt) is prominently displayed, indicating the federal state being honored.
- Below the image, the year “2021” is inscribed, marking the year of issuance.
- To the right of the cathedral, the initials “D” represent Germany as the issuing country.
- The mint mark (D) is located near the bottom of the design, indicating the mint where the coin was produced.
- Encircling the central design are the 12 stars of the European Union, symbolizing unity and solidarity among the member states.
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