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* [[Germany 2011-A 5 cent|2011-A 5 cent]] | * [[Germany 2011-A 5 cent|2011-A 5 cent]] | ||
* [[Monaco 2011 2 euro KM-196|Monaco 2011 2 euro, royal wedding]] | * [[Monaco 2011 2 euro KM-196|Monaco 2011 2 euro, royal wedding]] | ||
| + | * [[San Marino 2011 2 euro KM-486|San Marino 2011 2 euro, palace obverse]] | ||
* [[Germany 2011-A 20 euro|2011-A 20 euro]] | * [[Germany 2011-A 20 euro|2011-A 20 euro]] | ||
* [[Germany 2020-D 2 euro|2020-D 2 euro]] | * [[Germany 2020-D 2 euro|2020-D 2 euro]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:01, 4 March 2025
The specimen shown is an example of a type struck in Munich for Germany. Germany began minting euros in 2002. This particular specimen is a commemorative for Nordrhein-Westfalen, a German state. Similar issues are listed for Schleswig-Holstein (KM 253), Mecklenburg-Vorpommern (KM 260), Hamburg (KM 261), Saarland (KM 276), Bremen (KM 295), Bavaria (KM 305) and Baden-Wurttemberg (KM 314). To this writer's knowledge, Germany is the only country in Europe still operating branch mints; A - Berlin; D - Munich; F - Stuttgart; G - Karlsruhe and J - Hamburg.
Recorded mintage: 6,402,000.
Specification: 8.5200 g., Bi-Metallic Brass center in Copper-Nickel ring.
Catalog reference: KM 293.
- Michael, Thomas, and Tracy L. Schmidt, Standard Catalog of World Coins, 2001-Date, 13th ed., Iola, WI: Krause Publications, 2018.
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