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Dive into the world of collectors by exploring the hidden treasures in your wallet. Some euro coins, sometimes minted by mistake or in special editions, could well hold some nice surprises for you.
Rare 2 euro coins to collect
The rarity of the German 2 euro
Imagine a representation of Europe without obvious borders! A minting error on the 2008 German coin made it a rare item. With only 30,000 in circulation, this coin is highly sought after by enthusiasts worldwide. Its price is steadily increasing, and owning this coin is a real dream for many collectors.
The uniqueness of the Spanish 2 euro
In 2012, to mark the 10th anniversary of the euro, a Spanish coin was widely produced (8 million copies). However, one particularity attracts attention: the unusual size of the European stars engraved on some coins. Between 70,000 and 100,000 coins have this anomaly, which gives them a value well above their mere face value.
The rarity of the Monaco 2 euro coin bearing the image of Grace Kelly
Among the treasures of European numismatics, the 2 euro coin featuring Grace Kelly is a must-have. Issued by Monaco in 2007, this rare gem was minted in only 20,000 copies. Its value can exceed 1,000 euros! Owning this coin could finance a luxurious weekend on the French Riviera.
The prestigious limited editions of the Vatican, San Marino and Finland
The Vatican commemorative 2 euro coin
In 2004, the Vatican celebrated the city's 75th anniversary with a commemorative coin. Limited to just 85,000 copies, this coin can now be worth up to 100 euros. A spiritual memento that increases in value over time.
The 2 euro collector's coin from San Marino
Coin enthusiasts are particularly fond of the 2 euro coin issued by San Marino in 2005. Produced in a limited run of 130,000, it currently sells for around 120 euros. A small state, but a big value!
The Finnish 2 euro commemorative coin
Finland marked the enlargement of the European Union in 2004 with a unique coin. Although its mintage is larger (1 million coins), its value can reach 60 euros.
Italian 1 cent coin sought after at 6,000 euros
Numismatic enthusiasts know that low-value coins can sometimes yield big surprises. In 2002, Italy minted 1-cent coins similar in size to 2-cent coins! This subtle yet sophisticated detail boosted the value of these coins to €6,000, making them a true treasure trove for collectors.
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