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Next up is Seborga, a village in the Italian region of Liguria that has, since 1963, claimed to have never been a legal part of the Italian state. The head of the local flower growers' cooperative spread this idea and was eventually appointed as George I, Prince of Seborga.

Seborga has had this quaint village monarchy ever since, using it to celebrate local history and culture and as a tourist attraction. Amusingly, the coins minted under the 'authority' of Seborga can be used as accepted tender in the village.

Description
Next up is Seborga, a village in the Italian region of Liguria that has, since 1963, claimed to have never been a legal part of the Italian state. The head of the local flower growers' cooperative spread this idea and was eventually appointed as George I, Prince of Seborga.

Seborga has had this quaint village monarchy ever since, using it to celebrate local history and culture and as a tourist attraction. Amusingly, the coins minted under the 'authority' of Seborga can be used as accepted tender in the village.