The value of the 5 lire with the dolphin depends on several factors, including the coinage year, the state of preservation and the rarity of the coin. Here is an estimate of the current value:

1. Common coins (1951-2001)

The most widespread coins, minted in millions of copies, have a value between 1 and 5 euros if in good condition. If the coin is a lot of minting (perfect, without signs of usury), the value can be up to 15 euros.

2. Rare and high-value coins

Some vintages are particularly sought after by collectors:

5 lire 1956: it is the rarest and most coveted. If in very good condition, it can be worth from 500 to 2,000 euros.

5 lire 1951: the first edition, if well preserved, can be worth between 50 and 150 euros.

5 lire 1969 with minting errors: some variants with defects can exceed 100 euros.

3. Influence of the state of conservation

The state of preservation is crucial in the value of a currency. The main categories are:

Britter (FDC): Perfect coin, no signs of wear and tear.

Gorgeous (SPL): slight signs of wear, but still sharp details is average value.

Beautiful (BB): visible signs of circulation, but lesable currency is low value.

Where to sell the 5 lire with the dolphin

If you have a 5 lire coin with the dolphin and want to sell it, you can contact:

Numismatic stores for a professional evaluation.

Trade fairs and collectible markets to find interested buyers.

Online auctions and specialized marketplaces such as eBay or Catawiki.

The 5 lire with the dolphin can have a very variable value, from a few tens of cents up to thousands of euros for the rarest editions. If you have an old collection of lire, check out the vintages and the state of preservation: you may have a real treasure in your hands!