2 Euro 2012 Commemorative Coins

What we will see today is a very important coin not only for Austria but for all of Europe. In particular, we are talking about the 2 Euro Commemorative coin of Austria minted on January 2, 2012, on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of Euro banknotes and coins.

Author: Helmut Andexlinger

Designer: Helmut Andexlinger

As usual, we reserve a final section in which we discover the real and current market value of the coin. In particular, the 2 Euro Commemorative coin of Austria minted in 2012 on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of Euro banknotes and coins has a value of €2.03.

Although this value is slightly above the nominal value, the coin still represents an important piece of history, a must-have for every numismatic enthusiast.

Value of the 2 Euro Austria 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 2.03€
• All commemorative coins from Austria: 2 Euro Austria
• Coin page: Euro

In 2012, to celebrate the 10 Years of EURO, banknotes and coins, a commemorative coin was issued that is the same for all Eurozone countries. The commemorative coin was issued in Belgium on 30/01/2012.

On the Obverse, it features the same design as the other states but with the identifying initials BE for Belgium engraved at the top, flanked by the feather of the Mint Director Serge Lesens and the mint's mark, along with the depiction of the cross above the Archangel Gabriel.
In the center of the nickel and brass coin, there is the symbol of € that transforms into a globe, surrounded by a series of symbolic representations of the importance of the Euro in people, industry, energy, and trade. Below, in a semicircle, are the dates 2002 2012.

Value:

• The value of the 2 Euro commemorative coin, Belgium 2012, dedicated to the EURO for its tenth anniversary, is €2

Value of the 2 Euro Belgium 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 2€
• All commemorative coins from Belgium: 2 Euro Belgium
• Coin page: 2 Euro 10 anni dell'EURO

Another Belgian €2 Commemorative coin minted in 2012 is dedicated to Queen Elisabeth and the eponymous Music Competition. The coin was issued on 06/05/2012 to celebrate the 75 years since the first edition in 1937.

Specifically, on the Obverse, the profile of Queen Elisabeth is depicted facing left, above it, overlapping, is the logo of the Music Competition, which consists of two mirrored E's with a crown above. Above the silhouette of the Queen, the dates 1937 – 2012 are inscribed, and to the right is the Belgian BE mintmark.

In a semicircle, in the central and lower area of the coin, starting from the left, is the feather, symbol of the Mint Director Serge Lesens, the inscription QUEEN ELISABETH COMPETITION, followed by the logo of the Belgian Mint, the head of the Archangel Gabriel with a cross above.
Surrounding the coin, in the copper and nickel part, are the classic 12 five-pointed stars arranged in a circle representing the European States.

Value:

• The Belgian €2 commemorative coin minted in 2012 for the Queen Elisabeth Music Competition has a value of €2.5

Value of the 2 Euro Belgium 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 2.50€
• All commemorative coins from Belgium: 2 Euro Belgium
• Coin page: 2 Euro Queen Elisabeth Competition (Concorso Musicale)

The next €2 commemorative coin from Cyprus, also in circulation in all Euro countries, was issued in 2012 in honor of the 10 years of Euro banknotes and coins.

On the obverse, we can indeed observe a very particular design. In this case, we are talking about a design chosen by European citizens through an online survey.

Specifically, the design depicts the Euro symbol placed at the center of the globe, to emphasize the importance of the currency for Europe.

All around, various elements are placed that reinforce this concept. For example, we can see human figures indicating citizens, a ship representing trade exchanges, a factory symbolizing industry, and finally a wind turbine symbolizing energy.

At the top, the inscription reads “KYΠPOΣ KIBRIS” while at the bottom are the dates “2002 – 2012”. On the outer edge, as usual, there are the 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states. The reverse is identical to that of any other €2 coin from Cyprus and beyond.

The coin is included in the BU set 2012, in a FDC capsule and in a FS box.

Value:

• The value of the €2 commemorative coin from Cyprus issued in 2012 for the 10 years of Euro banknotes and coins is €3.50.

Value of the 2 Euro Cyprus 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3.50€
• All commemorative coins from Cyprus: 2 Euro Cyprus
• Coin page: EURO

The very first 2 Euro Commemorative coin from Estonia was minted in 2012 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Euro banknotes and coins. This coin is common to all European States, differing only by the name of the State inscribed on it.

Specifically, on the Obverse, we can observe the representation of the Euro symbol placed at the center of the globe. This emphasizes the importance of the single currency for Europe. At the top is the inscription “EESTI” while at the bottom are the dates “2002 – 2012”.

Surrounding this are other elements that reinforce this concept. For example, we have a ship symbolizing trade exchanges, people representing European citizens and the significance of the Euro for them, a factory representing industry, and finally wind turbines symbolizing energy.

It is noteworthy that the design was chosen directly by European citizens through an online competition.

On the outer edge, as always, are the twelve five-pointed stars representing the European States.

On the Reverse, the coin appears identical to any other 2 Euro coin with its Common Side.

The coin is only available in circulation.

Value:

• Value of the Estonian 2 Euro Commemorative coins minted in 2012 for the 10th anniversary of Euro banknotes and coins: €3.00

Value of the 2 Euro Estonia 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Estonia: 2 Euro Estonia
• Coin page: 10 Years of Euro Banknotes and Coins

In 2012, the Finnish Mint issued a commemorative coin celebrating 150 Years since the birth of Helene Schjerfbeck, a renowned Finnish painter famous for her deep-looking self-portraits that reveal her state of mind and fear of death. An undisputed artist born in Helsinki on July 10, 1862, and died on January 23, 1946. Issued on 5/10/2012.

The obverse of this 2 Euro Finland coin features a stylization of a Self-Portrait by Helene Schjerfbeck, from 1937, with the two dates 1862-1946 on the right along with the mint symbol, which is the heraldic lion inscribed within a circle. On the left is the artist's name HELENE SCHJERFBECK and the Finnish identifying mark FI.
The engraver's signature is on the left T Erja Tielinen under the brushstroke color spots.

All around are depicted the 12 stars as an emblem of Europe.

The Common Side on the reverse of the coin shows the nominal value of the 2 Euro coin.

On the side edge of the commemorative coin, the inscription reads: SUOMI FINLAND followed by the engraving of the 3 feline heads.

Value:

• What is the value of the 2 Euro commemorative coin minted in 2010 dedicated to the painter Helene Schjerfbeck? It has a value of €3.50.

Value of the 2 Euro Finland 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 4€
• All commemorative coins from Finland: 2 Euro Finland
• Coin page: EURO

In 2012, the Finnish Mint issues a commemorative coin celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Helene Schjerfbeck, a renowned Finnish painter famous for her deep-looking self-portraits that reveal her state of mind and fear of death. An undisputed artist born in Helsinki on July 10, 1862, and died on January 23, 1946. Issued on 5/10/2012.

The Obverse of this 2 euro Finland coin features a stylization of a Self-Portrait by Helene Schjerfbeck, from 1937, with the dates 1862-1946 on the right alongside the mint symbol, which is the heraldic lion inscribed within a circle. On the left is the artist's name HELENE SCHJERFBECK and the Finnish identifying mark FI.
The engraver's signature is on the left T Erja Tielinen beneath the brushstroke color spots.

Surrounding the design are the 12 stars representing the emblem of Europe.

The Common Side on the Reverse of the coin displays the nominal value of the 2 euro coin.

On the edge of the commemorative coin, the inscription reads: SUOMI FINLAND followed by the engraving of 3 feline heads.

Value:

• What is the value of the 2 euro commemorative Finnish coin minted in 2010 dedicated to the painter Helene Schjerfbeck? It has a value of €3.50

Value of the 2 Euro Finland 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3.50€
• All commemorative coins from Finland: 2 Euro Finland
• Coin page: Helene Schjerfbeck

The 2012 year sees the release of another French commemorative coin, one of the most interesting for collectors, dedicated to Abbé Pierre.
Abbé Pierre is remembered in France as the protector of the poor, as a priest who dedicated his life to those in need. He is depicted on the Obverse of the coin in informal clothing, wearing glasses and his characteristic hat.
Above is the semicircular inscription “Centenaire de la naissance de l’abbé Pierre”, and above the right shoulder is the foundation's logo with the motto Et les Autres ?, below the year 2012 and the mint director's symbol. On the left is the state abbreviation RF and the symbol of the French Mint.

In the outer ring of the 2 euro commemorative coins, stars are distributed as a European symbol.

On the Reverse, the Common Side of the 2 euro coin.

Value: The 2 Euro Commemorative France 2012 Abbé Pierre has a value of €5

Value of the 2 Euro France 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 5€
• All commemorative coins from France: 2 Euro France
• Coin page: Abbé Pierre

The 2012 year sees the release of another French commemorative coin, one of the most interesting for collectors, dedicated to Abbé Pierre.
Abbé Pierre is remembered in France as the protector of the poor, as a priest who dedicated his life to those in need. He is depicted on the Obverse of the coin in informal clothing, wearing glasses and his characteristic hat.
Above is the semicircular inscription “Centenaire de la naissance de l’abbé Pierre”, and above the right shoulder is the foundation's logo with the motto Et les Autres ?, below the year 2012 and the mint director's symbol. On the left is the state abbreviation RF and the symbol of the French Mint.

In the outer ring of the 2 euro commemorative coins, stars are distributed as a European symbol.

On the Reverse, the Common Side of the 2 euro coin.

Value: The 2 Euro Commemorative France 2012 Abbé Pierre has a value of €5

Value of the 2 Euro France 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 2.50€
• All commemorative coins from France: 2 Euro France
• Coin page: Euro

On 01/02/2012, the coin dedicated to the 10 years of Euro is minted.
In the central part on the Obverse of this 2 euro coin from Germany, the globe is depicted alongside the € symbol of the Euro. Surrounding it are symbols such as wind farms, factories, the ECB tower, ships, as well as houses and people. At the top of the coin, before the mintmark, is the semicircular inscription RÉPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE with 2002 – 2012 below. To the right of the year is the mintmark symbol between (A/D/F/G/J).

The outer ring of the coin, made of copper and nickel, features the twelve stars as a symbol of the European Union.

The Reverse is characterized by the usual Common Side, which is the same for all 2 euro coins.

Value:

• The 2 Euro Commemorative Germany 2012 Euro has a value of €2

Value of the 2 Euro Germany 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 2€
• All commemorative coins from Germany: 2 Euro Germany
• Coin page: 10 anni di banconote e monete in euro

The 2012 issue features a Castle, specifically the Neuschwanstein in Füssen, a location in southern Bavaria. It was issued at various mints on 02/03/2012.

On the Obverse, you can recognize the detailed profile of the Neuschwanstein Castle, which includes the surrounding vegetation. Below the inscription BAYERN, to the right is the mintmark (A/D/F/G/J) and to the left are the initials of Erich Ott, the designer's engraver.
This pertains to the central part made of brass and nickel, while the outer part made of copper and nickel features the German symbol D (Deutschland) at the top right and the year 2012 at the bottom center, with a star dividing the numbers 20 and 12.

The Reverse of the coin shows the Common Side, which is the same for all two euro coins, not only in Germany but throughout Europe.

Value:

• €2 is the value of the German 2 Euro commemorative coin from 2012 depicting Neuschwanstein Castle.

Value of the 2 Euro Germany 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 2€
• All commemorative coins from Germany: 2 Euro Germany
• Coin page: Bayern: “Castello di Neuschwanstein”

EURO (2012).

Estimated value: € 3,50

Value of the 2 Euro Greece 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3.50€
• All commemorative coins from Greece: 2 Euro Greece
• Coin page: EURO

The third coin in this collection is another common coin shared with other European states. We are talking about the €2 Commemorative coin minted in 2012 to celebrate the 10 years of euro banknotes and coins.

On the Obverse, the symbol of the Euro is perfectly positioned at the center of the globe, emphasizing the centrality and importance of the Euro in Europe. To further reinforce this concept, several other elements have been included all around.

Specifically, we can observe people representing European citizens, a ship symbolizing trade, a factory representing industry, and finally wind turbines indicating energy.

Above is the inscription “éire” while below are the dates “2002 – 2012”.
Surrounding it are the 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states.

On the Reverse, the coin is identical to all other €2 coins with its Common Side.

The coin is included in the FS Division Set.

Value:

• The value of the €2 Commemorative coin from Ireland minted in 2012 to mark the 10 years of euro banknotes and coins is €3.50

Value of the 2 Euro Ireland 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3.50€
• All commemorative coins from Ireland: 2 Euro Ireland
• Coin page: 10 anni Banconote e monete in Euro

Let's move on to another coin from 2012 that is also common to other European States, the 2 Euro Commemorative Italy 2012 Globe. This coin was specifically minted to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the Euro.

On the Obverse, this 2 Euro coin from Italy 2012 features the Euro symbol placed at the center of the globe, framed by various symbols with different meanings. For example, we see the ECB tower representing finance, factories for the industrial world, wind turbines for energy, a ship for trade, and houses and people highlighting the importance of the populace.

At the top, the arching inscription “REPUBBLICA ITALIANA” while at the bottom are the dates “2022 – 2012”. To the right is the mint mark R. Surrounding it are the usual 12 five-pointed stars representing the European States.

Value: The value of the coin commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Euro, the 2 Euro Italy 2012 Globe, is €2.09.

Value of the 2 Euro Italy 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 2.09€
• All commemorative coins from Italy: 2 Euro Italy
• Coin page: Euro symbol placed at the center of the globe

A commemorative coin that all poetry enthusiasts, and others, will particularly appreciate. We are talking about the coin that commemorates the 100th anniversary of the death of Giovanni Pascoli, the 2 Euro Commemorative Italy 2012.

On the Obverse, the 2 euro coin Italy 2012 features the portrait of Giovanni Pascoli with the inscription “G. PASCOLI” arching below. To the right of the portrait is the year of minting 2012 and the symbol of the Italian Republic. To the left, the date 1912 is shown, beneath which are the mint mark R and the initials of the engraver.

Value: The value of the 2 Euro Italy 2012 commemorating the 100th anniversary of the death of Giovanni Pascoli is €2.75.

Value of the 2 Euro Italy 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 2.75€
• All commemorative coins from Italy: 2 Euro Italy
• Coin page: portrait of Giovanni Pascoli

Anniversario Morte Guillaume IV di Lussemburgo (2012).

Estimated value: 4€

Value of the 2 Euro Luxembourg 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 4€
• All commemorative coins from Luxembourg: 2 Euro Luxembourg
• Coin page: Anniversary Of The Death Of Guillaume Iv

EURO (2012).

Estimated value: 4€

Value of the 2 Euro Luxembourg 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 4€
• All commemorative coins from Luxembourg: 2 Euro Luxembourg
• Coin page: EURO

Matrimonio (2012).

Estimated value: 4€

Value of the 2 Euro Luxembourg 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 4€
• All commemorative coins from Luxembourg: 2 Euro Luxembourg
• Coin page: Marriage

We arrive at the 2 Euro commemorative coin from Malta dating back to 2012. Specifically, this coin was minted to celebrate the 10 years of the Euro.

On the Obverse there is a very interesting figure. It is the symbol of the Euro placed at the center of the globe and surrounded by other figures. In particular, we can notice the ECB tower indicating finance, the wind turbines indicating energy, the ship indicating trade, the factory representing the industrial world, the houses and the people representing the population.

At the top, the inscription “MALTA” is arched and at the bottom the dates “2002 – 2012”. The outer part is naturally characterized by the 12 five-pointed stars symbolizing the states of the European Union.

As for the Reverse, it is identical to the other 2 Euro coins with the representation of Europe.

Value: The value of the 2 Euro Commemorative Malta 2012 minted in commemoration of the 10 years of the European single currency is €4.34.

Value of the 2 Euro Malta 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 4€
• All commemorative coins from Malta: 2 Euro Malta
• Coin page: 10 years of the Euro

Let's move on to a really important coin for Malta: 2 Euro Commemorative Malta 2012. We are talking about a coin from 2012 minted to commemorate the concession given to the Maltese, in 1887, to have the electoral majority in the national assembly.

On the Obverse, the coin perfectly represents a festive crowd with the Government Palace and Valletta in the background. At the top, the inscription “MALTA – majority representation 1887” and at the bottom the year of minting.

The mint mark is present at the bottom only in the FDC set and not on circulating coins.

All around are the 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states.

On the Reverse, the coin is identical to all the other 2 Euro coins.

Value: The 2 Euro Commemorative Malta 2012 for the electoral majority of 1887 has a value of €6.00.

Value of the 2 Euro Malta 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 6€
• All commemorative coins from Malta: 2 Euro Malta
• Coin page: Electoral Majority of 1887

This €2 Commemorative coin from Monaco was minted in 2012 to celebrate the 500th Anniversary of the Sovereignty of Monaco.

On the Obverse, it features Luciano Grimaldi, also known as Luciano of Monaco, who became Lord of Monaco on October 11, 1505, after assassinating his predecessor and brother Giovanni II. Luciano maintained his sovereignty until his death on August 22, 1523.
The face of the sovereign on the coin is turned to the left and is accompanied by the arching inscription “1512 SOUVERAINETÉ DE MONACO 2012”. Below, next to the face, is the inscription “LUCIEN Ier” accompanied at the bottom by the cornucopia, which is the symbol of the Paris Mint.

On the right, there is the symbol of the mint director Yves Sampo, which is a pentagon with the letters AGMP (Atelier de Gravure de la Monnaie de Paris et Pessac). Surrounding it are the 12 five-pointed stars.

The Reverse is the Common Side, identical to other €2 coins. The coin is included in a Stamp&Coincard FDC and in a FS Box. The author is Robert Prat, and the engraver is Francesco Invernizzi.

Value:

• The €2 Commemorative coin from Monaco minted in 2012 to celebrate the 500th Anniversary of the Sovereignty of Monaco has a value of €45.

Value of the 2 Euro Monaco 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 49€
• All commemorative coins from Monaco: 2 Euro Monaco
• Coin page: Sovereignty of Monaco

We return to a type of coin common to other European states. Specifically, this €2 Commemorative coin from the Netherlands was minted in 2012 to celebrate the 10 years of banknotes and coins in Euro.

On the Obverse, we can observe the representation of the Euro symbol perfectly placed at the center of the globe to indicate the centrality and importance of the currency for Europe. Surrounding it are various other elements that reinforce this concept.

For example, we can notice the factory representing industry, the ship for trade, the wind turbines for energy, and of course, the people representing European citizens.

At the top in an arc, the word “NEDERLAND” is engraved, while at the bottom are the dates “2002 – 2012”.
On the outer edge, we can observe the usual 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states.

On the Reverse, it discusses the Common Side, which is identical to the other €2 coins.

The coin is included in the FDC Divisionale, FS Divisionale, in a FDC Coincard, in an FS Box, and in the annual BENELUX set.

Author: Helmut Andexlinger

Value:

• The value of the €2 Commemorative coin from the Netherlands minted in 2012 to celebrate the 10 years of banknotes and coins in Euro is €3

Value of the 2 Euro Netherlands 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Netherlands: 2 Euro Netherlands
• Coin page: 10 anni Banconote e monete in Euro

The commemorative coin of 2012 was issued for Guimarães European Capital and for the first King of Portugal, Afonso Henriques.
This commemorative coin was presented on 21/06/2012.

On the Obverse, the stylized design of the King of Portugal, Afonso Henriques, is engraved at the center, with the sword in the foreground and the castle of Guimarães in the background. On the left side, the Coat of Arms is engraved with the word PORTUGAL below it.
Below the castle on the right, the inscription Guimarães 2012 is engraved, with a heart symbolizing the event underneath.

At the bottom, the signature of the designer José de Guimarães is indicated, and on the left, the issuing country code INCM is present. The outer edge features twelve stars as a symbol of Europe.

As for the Reverse, it appears as the Common Side, which is the same for all 2 Euro coins.

The edge consists of 7 castles and 5 coats of arms.

Value:

• The value of the commemorative bimetallic €2 coin, Portugal 2012 dedicated to Guimarães European Capital is €3.50.

Value of the 2 Euro Portugal 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3.50€
• All commemorative coins from Portugal: 2 Euro Portugal
• Coin page: Guimarães European Capital

Also from 2012, specifically from 24/02/2012, the commemorative coin issued in all Eurozone countries is dedicated to the 10th Anniversary of the Economic and Monetary Union, also known as EMU.

On the Obverse of this 2 euro Portugal coin, there is a stylized prehistoric figure fused with the euro symbol, surrounded by symbols of energy, finance, industry, commerce, and population. The word PORTUGAL is inscribed at the top. At the bottom, it reads 2002 2012. To the right, vertically, is the mint mark of Lisbon INCM.
On the copper and nickel part of the coin, the twelve stars symbolizing the European Union are engraved.

Meanwhile, on the Reverse, there is the value side with its Common Side.

The edge features seven castles and five coats of arms.

Estimated value: 4€

Value of the 2 Euro Portugal 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 4€
• All commemorative coins from Portugal: 2 Euro Portugal
• Coin page: EURO

This is a commemorative coin of 2 Euro from San Marino minted in 2012 in honor of the 10 years since the introduction of banknotes and coins in Euro. It is a coin common to all European states. Furthermore, the subject was chosen through an online survey by the citizens themselves.

On the Obverse, we can observe a representation of the importance of the Euro. The Euro symbol is placed at the center while stylized figures (representing citizens), ships (representing trade), factories (representing industry), and wind turbines (representing energy) are drawn around it. At the top, the inscription SAN MARINO is present, while on the right is the mint mark R. At the bottom, we can find the dates 2002 – 2012.

Value:

• The value of the €2 commemorative coin from San Marino minted in 2012 in honor of the 10 years since the introduction of banknotes and coins in Euro is €26

Value of the 2 Euro San Marino 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 26€
• All commemorative coins from San Marino: 2 Euro San Marino
• Coin page: EURO

The fourth coin of this collection is a piece common to other European states. Specifically, we are talking about the €2 Commemorative coin from Slovakia minted in 2012 to celebrate the 10 years of banknotes and coins in Euro.

On the Obverse, a magnificent design is engraved that represents the Euro placed at the center of the globe, indicating its importance for Europe. Various elements have been added around it that underline its centrality. For example, we have the ship representing exchanges, the factory representing industry, the people indicating the populace, and the wind turbines symbolizing energy.

It is important to specify that this design was directly chosen by European citizens through a survey.

At the top in an arc, the inscription “SLOVENSKO” is engraved, while at the bottom are the dates “2002 2012”. On the right is the mint mark of Kremnica “MK” (Mincovňa Kremnica). Surrounding the coin are the usual 12 five-pointed stars representing the states of Europe.

The Common Side on the Reverse is identical to that of the other €2 coins.

The coin is included in the FDC Divisionale “10 years euro”, in a Coincard Fior di Conio, and in a philatelic-numismatic envelope.

Value:

• This coin minted in 2012 to commemorate the 10 years of Banknotes and Coins in Euro has a value of €3.50

Value of the 2 Euro Slovakia 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3.50€
• All commemorative coins from Slovakia: 2 Euro Slovakia
• Coin page: Euro

A €2 Commemorative coin shared by several countries also commemorates the 10th Anniversary of the Euro.

On the Obverse, the coin features a depiction of the Euro symbol at the center of the globe, framed by various elements with different meanings. For instance, we have the ECB tower representing finance, wind stations representing energy, factories representing the industrial world, ships for trade, and houses and people symbolizing the population.

At the top in an arch, the inscription SLOVENIJA, while at the bottom, also in an arch, the dates “2002 – 2012”. Surrounding it are the 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states.

On the Reverse, the coin is, as always, identical to all the others.

Value:

• The value of the Slovenian €2 coin from 2012, commemorating the 10th Anniversary of the Euro, is €3.50.

Value of the 2 Euro Slovenia 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3.21€
• All commemorative coins from Slovenia: 2 Euro Slovenia
• Coin page: 10th Anniversary of the Euro

Another coin dedicated to a historical monument. Specifically, this €2 Commemorative coin from Spain was minted in 2012 to celebrate the magnificent Cathedral of Burgos. It is a Gothic cathedral dedicated to the Virgin Mary and famous for its unique architecture and size. Issued on 6/02/2012.

On the Obverse of the 2 euro coin Spain 2012, we can see the representation of the cathedral's façade in all its grandeur. To the left, there is the arch inscription ESPAÑA, while to the right, the year of minting and the crowned M symbolizing the Madrid Mint.
In a circle, along the edge of the bimetallic coin, are the 12 five-pointed stars, symbolizing the European States.

Designer: Alfonso Morales Muños

On the Reverse, we notice the Common Side, as with the other €2 coins.

Value:

• Here is the value of the €2 commemorative coins from Spain minted in 2012 to celebrate the Cathedral of Burgos: it has a value of €3

Value of the 2 Euro Spain 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Spain: 2 Euro Spain
• Coin page: Cathedral of Burgos

We return to a €2 commemorative coin from Spain that represents an important piece of European history. Specifically, this coin was minted in 2012 to celebrate the 10 years since the introduction of Euro banknotes and coins. Issued on 2/01/2012.

It is important to highlight that the subject for this coin was chosen by European citizens through an online survey. The design of the National Side is, in short, a representation of the importance of the Euro. In particular, around the Euro symbol are depicted people (symbolizing the population), a ship (symbolizing trade), a factory (symbolizing industry), and wind turbines (representing energy).

Above the design, we find the inscription ESPAÑA, while below are the dates 2002 – 2012. As always, the outer edge features the five-pointed stars symbolizing the European States.

On the Reverse, we find the same face as the other €2 coins, the Common Side.

Value:

• But how much is the €2 commemorative coin minted in 2012 for the 10 years of Euro banknotes and coins worth? It is worth €3

Value of the 2 Euro Spain 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Spain: 2 Euro Spain
• Coin page: EURO

The next coin we are going to look at is the one issued to commemorate the VII World Meeting of Families held in Milan.

On the Obverse, the coin features a family with the Cathedral Square in the background, the location where the meeting took place. At the top, there is an arch inscription reading “CITTA' DEL VATICANO” while at the bottom, also in an arch, is the inscription “VII INCONTRO MONDIALE DELLE FAMIGLIE”. To the left of the design, we find the name of the designer and the engraver, while on the right is the year of minting. The mintmark R is located at the bottom.

As always, surrounding the design are the 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states. As for the Reverse of this Vatican 2 euro, it features the same design found on any 2 Euro coin.

Estimated value: 35€

Value of the 2 Euro Vatican 2012

• The coin has an indicative value of 35€
• All commemorative coins from Vatican: 2 Euro Vatican
• Coin page: VII Meeting of Families