Netherlands €2 50 Years of the Treaties of Rome 2007 — Value and Rarity

The very first coin we are going to analyze is important not only for the Netherlands but for all of Europe. It is indeed the coin minted in 2007 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Treaties of Rome. A coin that features the same design and will be translated into the different languages, as many as the European states in which it circulates.

On the Obverse of the 2 euro Netherlands 2007, we can indeed observe the representation of the Treaties open and signed by the six founding member states with the word “EUROPA” prominently displayed above.

In the background, there is a wonderful representation of the floor of Piazza del Campidoglio, created based on a design by Michelangelo, the place where the Treaties were, in fact, signed.

Just below is the year of minting, namely “2007” enclosed between the Utrecht mint mark and the mint director's symbol.
Even further down is the inscription “KONINKRIJK DER NEDERLANDEN”.

At the top, in an arch and on two lines, are inscribed the phrases “VERDRAGVAN ROME” “50 JAAR”. All around we can notice, as usual, the 12 five-pointed stars representing the European states.

On the Reverse is the Common Side of the 2 Euro Netherlands coins. It is also important to emphasize that this is the first coin minted by the Utrecht mint to have the second type of Common Side with the modified map.

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

Value:

• The value of the 2 Euro Commemorative coin minted in 2007 on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Treaties of Rome is €3