2 Euro 2016 Commemorative Coins

The next 2 Euro Commemorative coin from Andorra is the one minted in 2016 to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the New Reform of 1886. Specifically, this is one of the most important milestones for the Principality as it marked a significant social and political change.

On the Obverse, we can observe the main room of the “Casa de la Vall”, the seat of the European Parliament. At the top, the inscription reads “150 ANYS DE LA NOVA REFORMA DE 1866”, with the year of issue “2016” just below it. At the bottom, the inscription “ANDORRA” is present.
Surrounding the coin are the usual 12 stars representing the member states of the European Union.

On the Reverse, the Common Side is featured.

The coin is included in a Coincard FDC.

Value:

• The commemorative 2 Euro coin from Andorra, minted in 2016 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the New Reform of 1886, is worth €20

Value of the 2 Euro Andorra 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 20€
• All commemorative coins from Andorra: 2 Euro Andorra
• Coin page: New Reform

Also minted in 2016 is this coin. Specifically, it is the 2 Euro Commemorative coin minted in 2016 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Andorra's broadcasting.

On the Obverse, we can observe the representation of a microphone and an antenna surrounded by some concentric lines. Surrounding it is the inscription “25è ANIVERSARI DE RÀDIO I TELEVISIÓ D’ANDORRA” while at the top, the inscription “ANDORRA” and the year of issue “2016” are present.

On the outer edge, as usual, the 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states are engraved.

The Reverse consists of the Common Side.

The coin is included in a Coincard FDC.

Value:

• The value of the 2 Euro Commemorative coins from Andorra minted in 2016 to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Andorra's Broadcasting is €20

Value of the 2 Euro Andorra 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 20€
• All commemorative coins from Andorra: 2 Euro Andorra
• Coin page: Broadcasting

In this article, we will discover a very interesting coin belonging to the 2 Euro Commemorative series of Austria. In particular, the coin we will see is the 2 Euro Commemorative coin of Austria minted on January 18, 2016, on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the Austrian National Bank.

Author: Herbert Wähner

Designer: Herbert Wähner

As usual, we dedicate a final section to discovering the real and current value of the coin in the market. Specifically, the 2 Euro Commemorative coin of Austria minted in 2016 on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the Austrian National Bank has a value of €2.36.

A value slightly above the nominal one for a coin that is still significant to absolutely have in your collection.

Value of the 2 Euro Austria 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 2.36€
• All commemorative coins from Austria: 2 Euro Austria
• Coin page: National Bank

In Belgium in 2016, a commemorative coin is minted for its participation in the XXXI Olympic Games that will take place the same year, in August, in Rio de Janeiro. Issued on 23/03/2016.

On the central part of the Obverse, the 5 interlocking rings, symbol of the Olympics, are depicted, along with a stylized figure with raised arms at the top. Below is the semicircular inscription TEAM BELGIUM, to the left vertically is the year of minting 2016, and finally to the right, on three lines, the mint mark, the head of the Archangel Gabriel with the cross, the Belgium initials BE, and the symbol of the mint director Bernard Gillard, the cat.

Value:

• The Belgian coin 2016 dedicated to the participation in the Olympic Games of Rio de Janeiro is currently worth €11

Value of the 2 Euro Belgium 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 11€
• All commemorative coins from Belgium: 2 Euro Belgium
• Coin page: Olympic Games

In 2016, a commemorative coin is dedicated to Missing Children, on the occasion of the founding of Child Focus, which aims to raise awareness about the issue of missing or abused children. The coin was issued on 25/05/2016, coinciding with the International Day for Missing Children.

On the Obverse, there is a detailed depiction of a Child (Liam Vanden Branden), with the inscription in a semicircle at the top reading BELGIE-BELGIQUE-BELGIEN, flanked by the symbols of the Brussels Mint, the Archangel Gabriel on the left and the cat, symbol of the Director Bernard Gillard, on the right.
At the bottom left, the inscription along the edge reads MISSING-DISPARU-VERMIST, while on the right is the website dedicated to missing children WWW.CHILDFOCUS.BE.

Value:

• 2016 Belgium Commemorative Missing Children, value €6

Value of the 2 Euro Belgium 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 6€
• All commemorative coins from Belgium: 2 Euro Belgium
• Coin page: Giornata Bambini scomparsi – Child Focus

The third coin in this collection refers to an important historical figure for Estonia. Specifically, this €2 Commemorative coin was minted in 2016 to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the birth of Paul Keres.

He was a renowned Soviet chess player of Estonian origin, who wrote essays and books and is considered one of the strongest players in the world who never won the world championship title.

On the Obverse, we can observe the representation of Paul Keres' face facing left, with some pieces of the chessboard below.

Also on the left, arranged in a semicircle, is the inscription “PAUL KERES,” while just below is “EESTI” followed by the year of issue “2016.”

All around the coin are the classic 12 five-pointed stars, representing the European States.

As for the Reverse, it features the Common Side present on every €2 coin.

Value:

• The Estonian €2 Commemorative coin, minted in 2016 for the 100th Anniversary of Paul Keres' birth, is worth €3.50

Value of the 2 Euro Estonia 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3.50€
• All commemorative coins from Estonia: 2 Euro Estonia
• Coin page: 100 Years since the Birth of Paul Keres

The 2016 was supposed to be the year of writers in Finland, as the second commemorative coin is dedicated to one of them, namely Eino Leino, a well-known poet, also known by the name Armas Einar Leopold Lönnbohm. Born in 1878 and died in 1926. Commemorative issued on 25/04/2016 marking 90 years since his death.

We see the Obverse where a flame is evident with on the left the profile, recognizable by the silhouette of the mustache, of Eino Leino himself. The flame seems to arise from a tool used to arrange the logs in the fireplace, a poker with the year 2016 below and the Poet's signature in italics. On the left, there are the two letters of Finland FI and the circle with the lion inside, symbol of the Mint. Surrounding it is the European mark with the circle made of stars, 12 equidistant stars.

The Common Side is instead on the Reverse of the coin with the nominal value of 2 Euro.

On the Edge, the words SUOMI FINLAND can be read along with the heads of three lions and it is reeded.

Value:

• The value of the Finnish commemorative coin dated 2016 and made in honor of Eino Leino is €3.

Value of the 2 Euro Finland 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Finland: 2 Euro Finland
• Coin page: Eino Leino

For 2016, in Finland, it was decided to commemorate Georg Henrik von Wright, a Finnish philosopher born on June 14, 1916, in Helsinki and died in 2003 two days after his birthday. Coin issued on 17/10/2016.

The Obverse of this 2 euro Finland coin is characterized by an oak branch on the left and an ancient Doric column on the right. Starting from the left, under the oak branch, is the inscription GEORG HENRIK VON WRIGHT, while at the top is the abbreviation FI of the issuing country, the symbol of the Mint (the heraldic lion drawn inside a circle) and the year 2016, the latter engraved above the Doric column.
Surrounding the brass and nickel part is the nickel and copper crown with the European symbol consisting of 12 five-pointed stars arranged in a circle.

The Reverse of the coin features the Common Side with the nominal value of the commemorative coin.

The Edge, like the other coins, is finely reeded and bears the inscription SUOMI FINLAND, plus obviously the three lion heads.

Author: Nora Tapper

Value:

• This Finnish commemorative coin from 2016 minted for the 100th anniversary of the birth of Georg Henrik von Wright is worth €3.

Value of the 2 Euro Finland 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Finland: 2 Euro Finland
• Coin page: Georg Henrik von Wright

From 2016 the commemorative 2 euro dedicated to football.
Which indeed sees on the Obverse the Henri-Delaunay Cup, founder of the European Football Championship, inside the stylization of France with the abbreviation of the republic RF on the right. Above in an arc is the inscription UEFA EURO 2016 FRANCE, on the sides of the cup below are the symbols of the Paris Mint and its Director, below a moving football. The concept of the tournament is highlighted by the sports symbols depicted in the background.

In the outer crown of the coin, the five-pointed stars are evenly distributed in a circle.

The Common Side is on the Reverse of the bimetallic coin.

Value: The 2 Euro Commemorative France 2016 Football has a value of €3.

Value of the 2 Euro France 2016

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

The commemorative coin dedicated to President Francois Mitterrand is also from 2016. Minted 100 years after his birth in Jarnac on October 26, 1916. He was President of the Republic in France from 1981 to 1995.

On the Obverse, the detailed profile of the President looking to the right, focused. Below the initials of the French Republic RF, beyond the hand resting on the chin, are the symbols of the Mint and the Paris Mint Director. Partially covered by the portrait, on the right, is the stylization of an olive and oak tree together, while on the left are the dates 1916 and 2016 one above the other.
At the top, in an arc, is the inscription FRANÇOIS MITTERRAND.
On the outer part in nickel, the twelve five-pointed stars are distributed, symbolizing the Euro countries.

The Reverse is as always represented by the Common Side.

Value: The 2 Euro Commemorative France 2016 Francois Mitterrand has a value of €2.50

Value of the 2 Euro France 2016

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

In 2016, the commemorative coin is dedicated to a monumental baroque site in Saxony, the Zwinger in Dresden (Dresden Fortress). Issued on 5/02/2016.

The Obverse features a frontal view of the inner courtyard of the Zwinger Gardens, showcasing the prominent jets of the side fountains, the geometry of the architectural complex, and the majestic Crown Gate at the center.
Below is the German mint mark D (Deutschland) and the inscription indicating Saxony: SACHSEN. In the upper right corner is the mint mark, one of A/D/F/G/J, and the engraver's signature Jordi Truxa JT. To the left is the year 2016.

All around, arranged in a circle, are the symbolic stars of Europe (12).

On the Reverse, the usual Common Side as seen on other 2 euro bimetallic coins.

Value:

• The German commemorative bimetallic coin from 2016 dedicated to the Zwinger in Dresden has a current value of approximately €2

Value of the 2 Euro Germany 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 2€
• All commemorative coins from Germany: 2 Euro Germany
• Coin page: Sachsen: “Zwinger di Dresda”

Dimitri Mitropoulos (2016).

Estimated value: € 3,50

Value of the 2 Euro Greece 2016

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

Arkadi Monastery (2016).

Estimated value: € 3,00

Value of the 2 Euro Greece 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Greece: 2 Euro Greece
• Coin page: Arkadi Monastery

We arrive at a coin of incredible historical importance for this State. Specifically, we are talking about the €2 Commemorative coin minted in 2016 to mark the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising in Ireland. Issued on 20/01/2016

The term “Easter Rising” refers to a rebellion carried out by Irish Republicans against British rule that took place during the Easter week of 1916. The uprising lasted from April 24 to April 29, 1916.

Returning to the €2 coin Ireland 2016, on the Obverse, or National Side, we can observe a magnificent representation of the statue of Hibernia, created by the sculptor John Smyth, which holds incredible historical significance. This statue is indeed located on the Irish Parliament, whose occupation marked the beginning of the uprising. Its name derives from the term used by the ancient Greeks to refer specifically to Ireland.

At the top, the inscription “HIBERNIA” is engraved, with the dates “1916” and “2016” respectively on the left and right sides of the statue.

In the background, rays of sunlight can be seen, metaphorically indicating the dawn of a new Nation and a new Republic.
At the bottom, the inscription “éire 2016” is placed.
All around the coin, the classic 12 five-pointed stars representing the European States are featured.

On the Reverse, we see the Common Side that is present on all €2 coins.

The coin is included in the FDC Set, the FS Set, a FDC Coincard, a UNC Bookmark, and an FS box.

Value:

• The value of the €2 Commemorative coin from Ireland minted in 2016 to mark the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising is €3.

Value of the 2 Euro Ireland 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Ireland: 2 Euro Ireland
• Coin page: 100 Anni Rivolta di Pasqua in Irlanda

For this historical figure, we must take an even greater step back. We are talking about the 2 Euro Commemorative Italy 2016 coin that commemorates the 2200th anniversary of the death of Titus Maccius Plautus, a playwright of the Roman era.

On the Obverse, the coin features the representation of two theatrical masks from the Commedia Nuova, a source of inspiration for Plautus. These are taken from a mosaic dating back to the 1st century BC, preserved in the Capitoline Museums in Rome.

At the top center is the monogram of the Italian Republic, to the right are the initials of the designer “LDS” and to the left is the mint mark. At the bottom is the inscription “PLAUTO” followed by the dates “184 BC” and “2016”.

Value: The value of the 2 Euro Italy 2016 coin commemorating the 2200th anniversary of the death of Plautus is €3.00.

Value of the 2 Euro Italy 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Italy: 2 Euro Italy
• Coin page: 2200 Anni della morte di Tito Maccio Plauto

This time, the historical figure in question is a particularly well-known sculptor. The coin we are discussing commemorates the 550th anniversary of the death of Donatello. They are the 2 Euro Commemorative Italy 2016 Donatello.

On the Obverse, the coin features the head of the David by Donatello, a sculpture housed in the National Museum of Bargello in Florence. At the top, we can see the mint mark, while at the bottom is the inscription “DONATELLO”. To the left, we find the monogram of the Italian Republic, followed below by the dates 1466 – 2016. On the right, the initials of the designer “C.M.” appear, while all around are the classic 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states.

Estimated value: 3€

Value of the 2 Euro Italy 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Italy: 2 Euro Italy
• Coin page: David by Donatello

Another coin from 2016, this time dedicated to a place, specifically to a historic region of Latvia.

On the Obverse of the 2 euro Latvia coin, the inscription LATVIJA (Latvia) is above the Coat of Arms of Viszeme. The coat of arms is the heraldic depiction of the Winged Griffin holding a dagger, below the inscription VIDZEME (Livonia) and to the right the year 2016.
In a circle, all around, are the 12 five-pointed stars, symbolizing the European countries.

On the Reverse, the Common Side is impressed, as for all other two Euro coins.

Value:

• Here is the value of the two Euro commemoratives from Latvia minted in 2016 depicting the Coat of Arms of Viszeme: it has a value of about €3.

Value of the 2 Euro Latvia 2016

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

Another commemorative 2 Euro Latvian coin minted in 2016 and dedicated to an animal. This time we are talking about the Brown Cow, a typical Latvian Cow and a recognized symbol of milk productivity in Latvia. Commemorative issued on 18/09/2016.

On the Obverse, we can indeed see the profile of the Latvian Cow grazing, designed by Gunārs Lūsis. Below the hind legs of the large bovine is the minting year 2016, while at the bottom center is LATVIJA. Around are the usual twelve five-pointed stars representing the European States.

On the Reverse, the Common Side is represented as for all other 2 Euro coins.

Value:

• The value of the 2 Euro Commemorative Latvians of 2016 dedicated to the Latvian Cow is about €3.

Value of the 2 Euro Latvia 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Latvia: 2 Euro Latvia
• Coin page: Mucca Lettone

The next €2 Commemorative coin from Lithuania was minted in 2016 in honor of Baltic culture. It is one of the most characteristic and unique coins in the entire collection due to the originality of its National Side.

On the Obverse, we can observe engraved a disc made of Baltic amber, one of the most significant symbols of Baltic culture. Amber is indeed a symbol of protection and fertility. The disc is also decorated with an oblique cross of perforated dots which symbolizes the terrestrial axis.

At the top, prominently, is engraved the inscription “LIETUVA”. To the right of the inscription is the Mint symbol “LMK” (Lietuvos Monetų Kalykla), while to the left is the year of issue “2016”. All around the coin are the usual 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states.

On the Reverse, the €2 coin Lithuania 2016 features the usual Common Side. The coin is included in a FDC Coincard. Author: Jolanta Mikulskytė and Giedrisu Paulauskis

Value:

• The value of the €2 Commemorative coins from Lithuania minted in 2016 to celebrate Baltic Culture is €2.50

Value of the 2 Euro Lithuania 2016

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

Anniversario Ponte (2016).

Estimated value: 10€

Value of the 2 Euro Luxembourg 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 10€
• All commemorative coins from Luxembourg: 2 Euro Luxembourg
• Coin page: Anniversary Of The Bridge

We arrive at one of the most touching coins in the entire collection. Specifically, this €2 Commemorative Malta 2016 Love coin was created (the original design) by Sarah Cilia, a secondary school student participating in the “From children in Solidarity” program promoted by the Malta Community Chest Fund.

On the Obverse, the coin features two hands forming a heart with the reproduction of the Maltese coat of arms inside.

On the wrists of the two hands are depicted two figures that complete them as if they were bracelets.

All around are the 12 stars symbolizing the European states.

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

Value: The €2 Commemorative Malta 2016 Love coin commemorating solidarity towards love has a value of €4.40.

Value of the 2 Euro Malta 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 4.50€
• All commemorative coins from Malta: 2 Euro Malta
• Coin page: Solidarity towards love

Let's move on to a coin from the following year, 2016. Specifically, this 2 Euro coin was minted to commemorate the temples of Gigantia located on the smaller island of Gozo and dating back to 3600 BC.

On the Obverse, the coin features the archaeological site followed at the top by the inscription GGANTIJIA TEMPLES arranged in two lines with the dates “3800 – 3200 BC” below.

At the bottom of the design, the initials of the author NGB appear, and even lower is the inscription MALTA with the year of minting.

There are also variants of this specific coin that include the mint mark or the letter F indicating France. As usual, on the outer part, there are the 12 five-pointed stars symbolizing the European states.

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

Value: The value of the 2 Euro Malta 2016 coin, commemorating the Temples of Gigantia, is €4.19.

Value of the 2 Euro Malta 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 4€
• All commemorative coins from Malta: 2 Euro Malta
• Coin page: Templi di Gigantia

Let's move on to another coin of incredible historical importance. In this case, we are talking about the €2 Commemorative coin minted in 2016 in honor of the 150th anniversary of the foundation of Monte Carlo by Charles III or Carlo III of Monaco.

Charles III was the reigning prince of Monaco from June 20, 1856, until his death on September 10, 1889. The prince is particularly remembered for the establishment of the Monte Carlo casino, created to replenish the state’s coffers after the previous government's extravagance.

On the National Side or Obverse, we can indeed observe the representation of Charles III with Monte Carlo in the background.

At the top, the word “MONACO” is prominently displayed, which is also enclosed between the cornucopia, the symbol of the Paris mint, and the symbol of the mint director Yves Sampo, a pentagon with the letters AGMP (Atelier de Gravure de la Monnaie de Paris et Pessac). At the bottom, we can see the circular inscription “1866 CHARLES III FONDE MONTE CARLO 2016”. As usual, the outer edge features the 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states.

The Reverse is characterized by the Common Side of the €2 coins. The coin is included in a FS Coin Box. The author is Atelier de Gravure Sainquantin.

Value:

• The value of the €2 Commemorative coin from Monaco minted in 2016 in honor of the 150th Anniversary of the foundation of Monte Carlo by Charles III is €310

Value of the 2 Euro Monaco 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 310€
• All commemorative coins from Monaco: 2 Euro Monaco
• Coin page: Monte Carlo

Here is another commemorative coin dedicated to the Olympic Games, this time for the participation of Portugal in the Rio Olympics. Coin issued on 03/05/2014.

The Obverse features a stylization of an artistic installation by Joanna Vasconcelos, the Heart of Viana. The installation, inspired by the typical jewelry of Viana do Castelo, was created to support the athletes of the Portuguese Olympic team.

Below the tip of the heart is engraved the symbol of the Lisbon Mint INCM, and to its right the symbol of the Rio Olympics.
To the left of the coin, along the edge, is the signature of the author JOANA VASCONCELOS and to the right the inscription EQUIPA OLÍMPICA DE PORTUGAL 2016.

On the ring part of the coin, made of nickel, the symbol of Europe is engraved, with the 12 stars arranged in a circle.

The value side, the Reverse of the coin, is known as the Common Side. In fact, it is the same for all €2 coins.

The edge is recognizable by seven castles and five coats of arms engraved on it.

Value:

• The €2 Portugal 2016 coins minted in honor of the Portuguese athletes of the Rio Olympics are worth €3.

Value of the 2 Euro Portugal 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Portugal: 2 Euro Portugal
• Coin page: participation of Portugal in the Rio Olympics

In 2016, the Commemorative coin dedicated to the Ponte 25 de Abril was issued to mark its 50th Anniversary. The coin was released on 19/07/2016.

On the Obverse of the 2 euro coin from Portugal in 2016, there is the Ponte 25 de Abril (Salazar Bridge until 1975), built in 1966 over the Tagus River to connect Lisbon and Almada. The bridge is depicted in perspective, and to the right of the coin, the inscription PORTUGAL is engraved, with the Coat of Arms of Portugal below it.
Below the bridge, also on the right, is the denomination PONTE / 25 DE ABRIL / 1966 / 2016.
At the bottom of the coin along the edge of the central disc, there are: on the left the mint mark INCM, and on the right the signature of the designer JOSÉ AURÉLIO.

Surrounding it are the 12 five-pointed stars forming a circle (Symbol of Europe).

On the Reverse, there is the Common Side with the nominal value of 2 euros engraved.

The edge features seven castles and five coats of arms.

Value:

• This 2 euro Commemorative coin from 2016 dedicated to the Ponte 25 de Abril has a value of around €3.

Value of the 2 Euro Portugal 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Portugal: 2 Euro Portugal
• Coin page: Ponte 25 de Abril

Let's return to discussing historical figures with this coin. Specifically, this 2 Euro commemorative coin from San Marino was minted in 2016 in honor of the 550th anniversary of Donatello's death, one of the most well-known and important Italian sculptors.

On the Obverse, we can observe a representation of the head of David, undoubtedly Donatello's most famous work. At the top, the mint mark R is present, while to the right is the inscription SAN MARINO. At the bottom, the inscription DONATELLO is engraved, followed slightly lower by the dates 1466-2016. Even lower are the initials of the author MB Matt Bonaccorsi. The author is Matt Bonaccorsi.

The famous David by Donatello, made of gilded bronze in 1440 by Donatello. The sculpture, 158 cm tall, is displayed at the National Museum of Bargello in Florence. David, a biblical hero with the sword and Goliath's head at his feet, represents the triumph of reason over brute force and irrationality.

Value:

• The 2 Euro commemorative coin from San Marino minted in 2016 in honor of the 550th anniversary of Donatello's death has a value of €27.

Value of the 2 Euro San Marino 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 27€
• All commemorative coins from San Marino: 2 Euro San Marino
• Coin page: Donatello

Another coin that commemorates a historical figure. In particular, this 2 Euro commemorative coin from San Marino was minted in 2016 in honor of the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare. On the Obverse, we can see a portrait of the poet. At the top right, the dates 1616 – 2016 are placed, while at the bottom right is the inscription SAN MARINO. On the left, we find the mint mark R and the inscription William Shakespeare. The author is Matt Bonaccorsi

The portrait of William Shakespeare was created by Martin Droeshout, an English engraver of Flemish origin (1601/1650).

The engraving with the portrait of William Shakespeare was made for the First Folio, the first publication of Shakespeare's works. The Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies indeed contains 36 works chosen by the actors John Heminges and Henry Condell who, in 1623, thought of this publication 7 years after the death of Shakespeare.

Value:

• The value of the 2 Euro commemorative coin from San Marino minted in 2016 in honor of the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare is €27

Value of the 2 Euro San Marino 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 27€
• All commemorative coins from San Marino: 2 Euro San Marino
• Coin page: William Shakespeare

The next coin, the ninth commemorative Slovak coin, that we will analyze was minted in 2016 to commemorate the Slovak Presidency in the Council of the European Union.

On the Obverse, we can observe, placed at the center of dynamic centripetal lines, the coat of arms of the Slovak Republic. The placement of this is not random as it indicates, precisely, its centrality. To the right of the coat of arms, the year “2016” is inscribed while all around are the inscriptions “SLOVENSKO” (Slovakia) and “PREDSEDNÍCTVO SR V RADE EÚ” (Slovak Presidency of the Council of the EU).

At the bottom, the mint mark of Kremnica “MK” (Mincovňa Kremnica) and the initials of the author are present. On the outer edge, the coin features the usual 12 five-pointed stars representing the EU member states.

On the Reverse, the coin features the classic Common Side found on all 2 Euro coins.

The coin is included in the FDC Division “European Union Presidency”, in a Coincard FDC, in a FS box, and in a philatelic-numismatic envelope.

Value:

• What is the value of the 2 Euro Slovakia 2016 coin for the Slovak Presidency in the Council of the European Union? Currently €3.

Value of the 2 Euro Slovakia 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Slovakia: 2 Euro Slovakia
• Coin page: Presidenza Slovacca dell’UE

Another significant commemorative €2 coin is the one minted in honor of the 25th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Slovenia.

On the Obverse, it features the large inscription “25 LET” meaning “25 years” followed immediately below by “REPUBLIKA SLOVENIJA”. Just beneath are the words “dočákat' dan” taken from the poem “Zdravljica” by the poet France Prešeren, the Slovenian national anthem since 1990. At the bottom, there is the year of minting, and surrounding it are the classic 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states.

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

Value:

• The value of the Slovenian €2 coin from 2016, commemorating the 25th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Slovenia, is €3.00.

Value of the 2 Euro Slovenia 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 3€
• All commemorative coins from Slovenia: 2 Euro Slovenia
• Coin page: 25 Years of Independence of the Republic of Slovenia

The next coin was minted in 2016 and is dedicated to the Aqueduct of Segovia. This is particularly a Roman-era aqueduct and represents one of the major examples of imperial architecture found on the Iberian Peninsula.

In 1985, it was included among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Issued on 29/02/2016.

On the Obverse, we can see a representation of a part of the Aqueduct. At the top, in a circular fashion, the word ESPAÑA is present, followed immediately below by the year of issue. On the right, there is a crowned M, which is the symbol of the Madrid Mint.
Surrounding the design are the usual 12 five-pointed stars, symbolizing the countries of the European Union.

Author: Alfonso Morales Muños

The Common Side constitutes the reverse of the coin.

Designer: Alfonso Morales Muños

Value:

• The value of the 2 Euro commemorative coin minted in 2016 for the Aqueduct of Segovia is €2.50

Value of the 2 Euro Spain 2016

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

Let's move on to another €2 commemorative coin from the Vatican City State. Specifically, this coin commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Vatican Gendarmerie.

On the Obverse, we find a Gendarme facing the dome of St. Peter's Basilica positioned to the left of the man. Surrounding it are two inscriptions. At the top is “CORPO DELLA GENDARMERIA 1816 • 2016” while at the bottom is engraved “CITTA' DEL VATICANO”. To the right, we find the name of the designer, while to the left is the mint mark and the initials of the engraver.

As is customary, the 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states are present all around.

On the Reverse, we find, as with other €2 coins, the representation of Europe.

Estimated value: 35€

Value of the 2 Euro Vatican 2016

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

Another commemorative €2 coin minted to mark a religious event. In this case, it refers to the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy.

On the Obverse of the 2016 Vatican €2 coin, we see the depiction of Saint Martin of Tours on horseback, who with his sword divides his cloak in two to share it with a poor man kneeling at his feet. The design is surrounded by two inscriptions: “JUBILEE OF MERCY” and “VATICAN CITY”.

To the right, we find the year of minting, while at the bottom are the mintmark and the names of the designer and engraver. Surrounding this are the classic 12 five-pointed stars symbolizing the member states of the European Union.

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

Estimated value: 30€

Value of the 2 Euro Vatican 2016

• The coin has an indicative value of 30€
• All commemorative coins from Vatican: 2 Euro Vatican
• Coin page: Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy