Germany €2 50th Anniversary of the Treaties of Rome 2007 — Value and Rarity

Also in 2007, the third 2 euro commemorative coin from Germany was issued, this time a coin initiated by Europe and common to all European countries, with the design being the same for all and only the language of the inscriptions changing. This commemorative coin is dedicated to the Treaties of Rome for their 50th anniversary. The coin was issued on 25/03/2007.

This time, the Obverse features the depiction of the treaties opened and signed in 1957 by all 6 founders. At the top in a semicircle and on two lines are the words ROMISCHE VERTRAGE / 50° JAHRE. In the background, there is the paving of Michelangelo's project located in Rome at the Piazza del Campidoglio, with the inscription EUROPA. At the center bottom is the year 2007, with BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND (Federal Republic of Germany) below it, and to the right, the symbol of the German Mint (A/D/F/G/J).

The outer ring in nickel is characterized by the usual 12 stars, a European symbol, arranged in a circle without interruptions.

The Reverse of this 2 euro coin from Germany features the Common Side which is the same for all countries of the European Union.

Value:

• The 2 Euro Commemorative German coin 2007 for the Treaties of Rome has a value of €2