There are coins that can be worth really incredible amounts. Their greatest quality, if they are still in use and not ancient, is a possible minting error that makes them unique and pushed out of the market. We tell you how lucky you could be if you find these 2 euro coins.
You can find them in the pocket of an old jacket kept in the second house Years and never used. Or they could be hidden in an old drawer in those unthinkable places that only movement could reveal.
2 euro coin
Basically, however You should be a minimum connoisseur of the “power” of certain coins, especially to be in contact with people who deal with it professionally numismaticsone of the oldest subjects in the world.
In this case, however, we are not talking about old lire, but from 2 euro coins that are still in use. The pandemic and resulting lockdown prevented EU citizens from traveling for months. Finding these precious coins is very often associated with trips abroad, with the possibility of coming into contact with the euro of other nations.
In most cases we are also confronted with to special stories about minting errors or to very rare commemorative coins. Therefore, we are dealing with coins that were immediately withdrawn from the market and are therefore very rare.
Their “scarce distribution” and their unofficiality, in case of errors, it inevitably makes them valuable in this niche market where collectors would go crazy to have them. And very often real enthusiasts are not looking for them to resell, but to see them enviously admired by others in their private collection.
You would be able to even invest thousands of dollars just to have them. According to a portal of French numismatists, some 2 euro coins can be worth up to 3,000 euros. Of course they are very rare, and it depends heavily on the minting error in which they were obviously involved.
Rare 2 euro coins: collectors are crazy about them
According to experts, the first rare coin comes from Spain, with the reverse of the coin, which would have suffered this very special minting error.
The obverse of the Spanish €2 commemorative coin shows a stick figure merging with the euro symbol tries to convey the idea of economic and monetary union.
On top of the coin there is the name of the issuing country Spain, written in Spanish, and the mintmark of the House of Madrid Mint represented by the letter M with a crown above it.
And at the very bottom are the letters EMU, the country’s acronym for Economic Monetary Union, the year 1999, the year the euro was first introduced as the accounting entity in financial markets, and the year 2009, the year the first decade EMU was thought of.
However, the issue features stars that can be seen on the outer ring of the coin. The outer ring of the coin depicts the 12 stars of the EU, while on the edge is the inscription of a “2” with two stars “alternating vertically and upside down six times,” explains the expert.
The regular version of this coin has small stars on the outer ring of the coin, while the bug coin has large stars on the outer ring of the coin. This error increases the value of the coin to a few hundred euros.
You are tempting €2 commemorative coin from the Principality of Monaco, minted in 2007, in honor of Princess Grace Kelly. At that time there were about 2,000. To date, they have a value that they can even achieve 3 thousand euros.
There are no coin errors in and around Helsinki, but the 2 euro commemorative coins are much appreciated on the 10th anniversary of the euro in 2012.One of these coins is worth at least 100 euros.
The coins of San Marino and the Vatican are also very popular with collectors. It’s always about 2 euros on special occasions, They were minted in limited quantities. Do you have them in your collection? as well as the unforgettable old lyres, it can really be a privilege.
Especially in 2005, Vatican City celebrates that World Youth Day He put 100,000 2 euro coins on the market. They are still hardly available today, the value is approx 300 Euro.