Belgium €2 2 Euro Signing of the Treaty of Rome 2007 — Value and Rarity

We move to 2007 and the commemorative coin common to all European countries, celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Treaties of Rome. Coin minted on 25/03/2007, exactly on the day when, in 1958, the Treaties were signed in Rome.

On the Obverse of the 2 euro commemorative coin in the Belgian version of the Treaties of Rome, we find in the background the geometries of the pavement designed by Michelangelo for Piazza del Campidoglio in the same Rome.
In the foreground, the book of the Treaty with the signatures. Just above the book and within the geometry is the inscription EUROPA, in the upper part of the coin in a semicircle and on two lines the inscriptions PACTUM ROMANUM / QUINQUAGENARIUM.

Also in a semicircle but in the lower part BELGIQUE–BELGIE–BELGIEN with above the year 2007 separating the symbols of the Mint director Romain Coenen on the left (The scale) and on the right that of the Mint (The Archangel Gabriel with the cross)
All around, one after another, the 12 five-pointed stars representing the European States are repeated.

The opposite side of the coin is the Reverse, the new Common Face where the new version of the map of the European countries is used, showing all the States of Europe united without signs of borders between them.

Value:

• The bimetallic €2 Commemorative coin from Belgium minted in 2007 for the 50th Anniversary of the Treaties of Rome is € 2