Vatican City 2000 Anno Santo (Holy Year) Jubilee 2000 – Apertura della Porta Santa Base metal, silver-colored (exact composition unknown) UNC Medal P-Unknown UNC Medal Item Shown

Vatican City 2000 Anno Santo (Holy Year) Jubilee 2000 – Apertura della Porta Santa Base metal, silver-colored (exact composition unknown) UNC Medal

• Item Type: Medal
• Country: Vatican City
• Date / Issue: 2000
• Pick / Catalog: Unknown
• Issuing Authority: Holy See (Vatican City)
• Series: Anno Santo (Holy Year) Jubilee 2000 – Apertura della Porta Santa
• Mint Mark: None
• Color: Silver
• Design: Portrait of Pope John Paul II; scene of opening the Holy Door with clergy
• Obverse: Left-facing bust of Pope John Paul II with legend IOANNES PAVLVS II PONTIFEX MAXIMVS; engraver signature appears as A. CONSOLINI at truncation.
• Reverse: Crowd of clergy at the Holy Door; legends APERTURA DELLA PORTA SANTA and ANNO SANTO ROMA 2000.
• Composition: Base metal, silver-colored (exact composition unknown)
• Condition: About Uncirculated

Condition is based on visual inspection only. Please review all photos carefully for wear, marks, stains, scratches, edge issues, cleaning, damage, writing, or other condition details.

You will receive the exact medal shown in the listing photos.

Identification note: No denomination or country name indicates a medal, not a coin. Many Jubilee 2000 medals were issued in different sizes and metals by different makers; without diameter/weight or packaging the exact variety and mint cannot be determined. | Design and legends (IOANNES PAVLVS II PONTIFEX MAXIMVS; APERTURA DELLA PORTA SANTA; ANNO SANTO ROMA 2000) and the A. CONSOLINI signature identify a Jubilee 2000 Holy Door-opening medal for John Paul II. However, numerous private and official Vatican medals with this theme were produced in 2000, often in several diameters, metals, and edge formats. Without diameter/weight, edge inscriptions or hallmarks (e.g., IPZS, fineness marks), maker’s mark, or original packaging/COA, no specific specialist catalog listing can be assigned responsibly.