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diff --git a/src/templates/coins-designs-ad.html.tmpl b/src/templates/coins-designs-ad.html.tmpl new file mode 100644 index 0000000..20e13db --- /dev/null +++ b/src/templates/coins-designs-ad.html.tmpl @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +{{ define "content" }} +<header> + {{ template "navbar" . }} + <h1>{{ .T "Andorran Euro Coin Designs" }}</h1> +</header> +<main> + <div class="design-container"> + <img alt="Andorran 1 euro cent coin" src="/designs/ad-001.avif"/> + <img alt="Andorran 50 euro cent coin" src="/designs/ad-050.avif"/> + </div> + <div class="design-container"> + <img alt="Andorran 1 euro coin" src="/designs/ad-100.avif"/> + <img alt="Andorran 2 euro coin" src="/designs/ad-200.avif"/> + </div> + <p> + {{ .T ` + On March of 2013 Andorra held a public design competition for all + denominations except for the €2 denomination which the government + pre-decided would bear the coat of arms of Andorra. Each set of + denominations had a theme that participants had to center their + designs around. These themes were: + ` }} + </p> + <dl> + <dt>{{ .T "%s, %s, and %s" + (.Printer.M 0.01 false) + (.Printer.M 0.02 false) + (.Printer.M 0.05 false) }}</dt> + <dd>{{ .T "Andorran landscapes, nature, fauna, and flora" }}</dd> + <dt>{{ .T "%s, %s, and %s" + (.Printer.M 0.10 false) + (.Printer.M 0.20 false) + (.Printer.M 0.50 false) }}</dt> + <dd>{{ .T "Andorra’s Romanesque art" }}</dd> + <dt>{{ .Printer.M 1.00 false }}</dt> + <dd>{{ .T "Casa de la Vall" }}</dd> + </dl> + <p> + {{ .T ` + The results of the design contest with a few modifications are what + became the coins that entered circulation in 2014. While each set + of denomations has its own design, all four designs promenantly + feature the country name ‘ANDORRA’ along the outer portion of the + design with the year of issue written underneath. + ` }} + </p> + <p> + {{ .T ` + The Andorran 1-, 2-, and 5 euro cent coins all feature the same + design of a Pyrenean chamois in the center of the coin with a + golden eagle flying above. Both animals are native to Andorra as + well as the surrounding regions of France and Spain. + ` }} + </p> + <p> + <!-- TODO: Can we find a photo of the rejected design with a source? --> + {{ .T ` + The Andorran golden cents feature the Romanesque church of Santa + Coloma. The church is the oldest in Andorra, dating back to the + 9th century and is a UNESCO World Heratige site. Originally these + coins were planned to depict an image of Christ, but that plan + failed to go through after objections from the European Commission + on grounds of religious neutrality on August 2013. + ` }} + </p> + <p> + {{ .T ` + The 1 Euro coin features the Case de la Vall: the former + headquarters of the General Council of Andorra. It was constructed + in 1580 as a manor and tower defense by the Busquets family. + ` }} + </p> + <p> + {{ .T ` + Finally, the 2 Euro coin features the coat of arms of Andorra. The + Andorran coat of arms is a grid of 4 other coats of arms which from + top-to-bottom, left-to-right are: + ` }} + <ul> + <li>The arms of the Bishop of Urgell</li> + <li>The arms of the Count of Foix</li> + <li>The arms of Catalonia</li> + <li>The arms of the Viscounts of Béarn</li> + </ul> + {{ .T ` + The bottom of the coat of arms has the motto ‘VIRTVS VNITA FORTIOR’ + (‘UNITED VIRTUE IS STRONGER’). + ` }} + </p> +</main> +{{ end }} |