1940 Albania Victor Emmanuel III Trial is an Albania coin struck in 1940 in Rome. 50 were minted. It is rated 10/10 for rarity (ultra rare). It is struck in aluminium bronze, weighs 3.1 g and measures 19.5 mm across.
Struck in aluminium bronze at the Rome mint, this coin was part of a series intended to commemorate the Italian influence in Albania during a period of significant geopolitical change. The design features the portrait of King Victor Emmanuel III, symbolising the Italian monarchy's aspirations in the region. While intended for circulation, very few examples entered public hands, making this coin highly sought after by collectors who appreciate its historical context, artistic merit, and the intricate relationship between Italy and Albania during World War II. Its scarcity and unique background not only enhance its value but also make it a focal point for those studying the complex narratives of European numismatics in the 20th century.
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