Euro coins

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Euro coins are Europe The current currency of. There are 8 denominations of euro coins, ranging from 1 euro cent to 2 euros. Front pattern Unified design , the back is composed of Country of issue Self design.
Chinese name
Euro coins
One Euro
100 euro points
Front pattern
Unified design scheme
Issuing company
Eight Denomination Euro coins of
Definition
Common currency in Europe
Back Pattern
Designed by each issuing country

Denomination type

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One euro is equal to 100 euro cents. Among the euro coins, there are eight denominations: 1 euro cents, 2 euro cents, 5 euro cents, 10 euro cents, 20 euro cents, 50 euro cents, 1 euro and 2 euro.

Design release

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The obverse pattern of the euro coin is uniform design scheme The reverse is at the discretion of the issuing member states. Euro coins can be used in all EU member states.
EU Member States in 1997 Joint decision , issued euro coins of eight denominations. Belgium Mint Luc Luycx, the designer of the European Union, stood out in the design competition of the front of the euro coin, and his design pattern symbolized the unity of the European Union.
Except that the reverse pattern is determined by each country Edging And the size of the border text varies according to the coinage technology of each member country. For example, some coins of the same denomination may have bare edges and others Tooth edge
The euro coins are minted by the mints of the issuing member countries, and all the coins have a unified standard that can be used in all EU countries.

manufacture

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Of the eight euro coins, all 1 euro and 2 euro coins are made of special alloys Foundry technology , has played a very good role in anti-counterfeiting. Greatly reduced Counterfeit money The occurrence of.
eurozone There are 12 countries. How many coins will be minted? according to European Central Bank About 50 billion.
There are 8 kinds of euro coins, namely 1 cent, 2 cents, 5 cents, 10 cents, 20 cents, 50 cents, 1 euro and 2 euros. These coins have a unified design on one side. The image is the face value plus a map of Europe. Next to them are 12 small coins representing the 12 member countries of the euro area five-pointed star The other side is decided by each country.
In the patterns determined by various countries, constitutional monarchy is mostly the image of the reigning monarch, such as Belgium by Albert II king, Netherlands Queen Beatrix, but Spain Slightly different, 1 euro and 2 euro are the portraits of King Juan Carlos, while others are from the 16th to 17th centuries Literary giant World famous works Don Quixote 》Head portrait of the author Cervantes; There are many versions of republican countries. For example, the picture of 1 euro and 2 euro in Germany is the eagle symbolizing German sovereignty, and the 50, 20 and 10 points are both national division and unity symbolic meaning Berlin Brandenburg Gate, etc., and the euro coins of France are respectively cast with the head of "Mariana", a symbol of the republic, or the traditional image of a sower woman, Ireland The other side of the euro coins are Celtic harps, while the Greek coins have eight patterns. In this way, although there are hundreds of versions of euro coins, they can be legally circulated in all countries of the euro area.
Among the 12 euro coins minted in 12 countries, the largest number is the one cent coin, amounting to 8.4 billion, followed by the ten cent coin, amounting to 8.1 billion, and the smallest is the two euro coin with the largest face value, totaling 2.7 billion. Among the other coins, the number of the other four coins is more than 5 billion except for the one euro coin.
As for the weight of these 50 billion coins Legal weight Multiply and add up to 234793 tons.

Design Introduction

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Front of Euro coin
There are 8 denominations of euro coins, namely 2 euros, 1 euros, 50 cents, 20 cents, 10 cents, 5 cents, 2 cents and 1 cent. The obverse of these coins is a unified pattern, with the image of the face value plus a map of Europe, surrounded by 12 small pentagons representing the 12 member countries of the euro area. [1]
Among them, 2 euros, 1 euro, 50 points, 20 points and 10 points have different designs: European Union Before the expansion on May 1, 2004, or as of January 1, 2007, it was the geographical image of Europe. From Italy (including San Marino and Vatican City )Coins of, Austria and Portugal Only in 2008 or later will the latest design be shown.
The scores of 5, 2 and 1 indicate that Europe Africa and Asia of
EUR 2
EUR 2
EUR 2
Diameter (mm): 25,75
Thickness (mm): 2,20
Weight (g): 8,50
Shape: round
Color: outside: white, inside: yellow
Composition: external: Copper nickel alloy , inner: nickel brass alloy, nickel, nickel brass alloy
Knurling : Coin edge casting, fine vertical ripple
1 Euro
1 Euro
1 Euro
Diameter (mm): 23,25
Thickness (mm): 2,33
Weight (g): 7,50
Shape: round
Color: yellow outside, white inside
Composition: external: nickel brass alloy, internal: copper nickel alloy, nickel, copper nickel alloy
Knurling: interval vertical ripple
50 points
50 points
50 points
Diameter (mm): 24,25
Thickness (mm): 2,38
Weight (g): 7,80
Shape: round
Color: yellow
Ingredients: Nordic gold
Knurling: fine wavy edge casting
20 points
20 points
20 points
Diameter (mm): 22,25
Thickness (mm): 2,14
Weight (g): 5,74
Shape: Spanish flower
Color: yellow
Ingredients: Nordic gold
Knurling: smooth
10 points
10 points
10 points
Diameter (mm): 19,75
Thickness (mm): 1,93
Weight (g): 4,10
Shape: round
Color: yellow
Ingredients: Nordic gold
Knurling: fine wavy edge casting
5 points
5 points
Diameter (mm): 21,25
Thickness (mm): 1,67
Weight (g): 3,92
Shape: round
Color: red
Knurling: smooth
2 points
2 points
Diameter (mm): 18,75
Thickness (mm): 1,67
Weight (g): 3,06
Shape: round
Color: red
Composition: copper plated steel
Knurling: smooth but cross groove
1 point
1 point
Diameter (mm): 16,25
Thickness (mm): 1,67
Weight (g): 2,30
Shape: round
Color: red
Composition: copper plated steel
Knurling: smooth
French Euro Coins
French euro coins have three different themes, and all coins are engraved with 12 stars representing the European Union, the casting year and RF (R é public que Fran ç aise, French Republic )Words.
French Euro Coin Pattern
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The portrait of Mariana is the symbol of France.
French Euro 10 Cents
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Sower, along the pattern from French francs
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Coin edge engraved with 2 ** , repeat 6 times.
A tree with hexagonal branches is inscribed with the motto Libert é Egalit é Fraternit é (freedom, equality, fraternity)
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German Eurocoin
The German euro coins have three different themes, and the front of all the designs also contain the 12 star symbol representing Europe, as well as the casting year.
In addition, there will be letters representing five mints in Germany, namely A, D, F, G and J.
  • A - Berlin
  • D - Munich
  • F - Stuttgart
  • G - Karlsruhe
  • J - Hamburg
German Euro Coin Pattern
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An oak branch appearing on the old German Feni coins.
Brandenburg Gate symbolizes the division and unification of Germany.
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Coin edge engraved with EINIGKEIT UND RECHT UND FREIHEIT (Unity, justice and freedom), the first sentence of Germany's national anthem, is also the country's motto.
The eagle on the German national emblem.
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Italian Euro Coins
Italian euro coins are themed on the art of the country, including architecture, sculpture and painting, and each coin has a unique pattern.
The obverse of all patterns also contains inscriptions representing Italy RI (Republica Italiana) and the 12 star mark of Europe, as well as the casting year.
Italian Euro Coin Pattern
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Montebourg, Priya
Turin Landmark
Mole Antonelliana
Roman Arena
Botticelli's painting of the birth of Venus
Boccini's sculptures
Unique form of spatial continuity
Horse riding statue of Marcus Aurelius
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Coin edge engraved with 2 ** , repeat 6 times.
Leonardo da Vinci's painting The Vitruvian
The portrait of Dante painted by Raphael
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Spanish Euro Coins
Spanish euro coins have three different themes. All coins bear 12 stars representing the European Union and the year of casting.
Spanish Euro Coin Pattern
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The cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
Author Miguel de Cervantes, author of Don Quixote
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Coin edge engraved with 2 ** , repeat 6 times.
Portrait of King Juan Carlos I of Spain
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Portuguese Euro Coin
Portugal's euro coins have three different themes on the obverse, and the coins of 1134, 1142 and 1144 are respectively engraved in the center King of Portugal Seal, with 7 castles, 5 badges“ Portugal ”All designs are from Victor Manuel Fernandes dos Santos。 The coins are surrounded by 12 stars representing the European Union.
Portugese Euro Coin Front
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The seal of the Portuguese king in 1134.
The seal of the Portuguese king in 1142.
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The margin of the coin is engraved with
7 castles and 5 badges.
The seal of the Portuguese king in 1144.
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Lithuania Euro coins
Lithuanian euro coins all use a unified pattern, symbolizing Lithuanian knights. The coins are surrounded by 12 stars representing the European Union.
Lithuanian Euro Coin Front
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A knight who symbolizes Lithuania.
A knight who symbolizes Lithuania.
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"LAISVĖ, VIENYBĖ, GEROVĖ"
"Freedom, unity and prosperity" written in Lithuanian.
A knight who symbolizes Lithuania.
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