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Helge wrote: 20€ "A"

nice ^^

€1

A few days ago I got out of a circulated coin roll in Belgium: 2 euro 2011

Also a few UNC-like 1 euro's 2011 at the supermarket

Vivaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Esperanzaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

Found today in this "world music" festival (*), which stays in Belgium :

2 € (normal coin) - (in a roll, with other used coins)
1 € (normal coin) - (in rolls, with other used coins)

(*) Join us next year !
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Hello,

I find these topics very interesting, because I am collecting Euro coins myself (every year, every value and every country). This topic contains which coins EBT users already have, but is there any website which shows which coins per year per country are in circulation? For example I know Germany doesn't have any coins in 1999-2001 and I also think that some countries don't have 0.01 every year. Does anyone know a website with an overview?

luckbox wrote:Hello,

I find these topics very interesting, because I am collecting Euro coins myself (every year, every value and every country). This topic contains which coins EBT users already have, but is there any website which shows which coins per year per country are in circulation? For example I know Germany doesn't have any coins in 1999-2001 and I also think that some countries don't have 0.01 every year. Does anyone know a website with an overview?

Hi,

Yes, that website DOES EXIST!

You can find that usefull official information in this website, which is also available in german.

Does anyone know what EFS means? I found that as a separate line for Greek 2002 coins when I followed the link above.

luckbox wrote:Does anyone know what EFS means? I found that as a separate line for Greek 2002 coins when I followed the link above.

In 2002, some of the Greek euro coins were minted in France, Spain and Finland.
Minted in France (F): 1,2,5,10 and 50 cent
Minted in Spain (E): 20 cent
Minted in Finland (S): 1,2 euro

Bollivierke wrote:

luckbox wrote:Does anyone know what EFS means? I found that as a separate line for Greek 2002 coins when I followed the link above.

In 2002, some of the Greek euro coins were minted in France, Spain and Finland.
Minted in France (F): 1,2,5,10 and 50 cent
Minted in Spain (E): 20 cent
Minted in Finland (S): 1,2 euro

Indeed:

E for Spain (España), F for France, S for Finland (Suomi).
The initial supply of Greek euro coins were produced at three locations, in addition to the Athens mint, due to their late entry into the European Monetary Union (EMU) just before the introduction date on 1 January 2002; only certain denominations of Greek coins with the date stamp of "2002" have these mint marks. Greek euro coins dated 2002 without these mint marks were produced in Athens, Greece.

(From this wiki page with loads of info on what's on the euro coins.)

Found last week in - region of Bretagne :

a) 5 ct
b) 2€ CC "Fêtes de la Musique - 30 ans"

Found in Belgium today:
2 Cent 2011

nobody found a 5ct yet ?

Do you?

HBoZ wrote:nobody found a 5ct yet ?

I had one this weekend. It's gone now.

R/J wrote:

HBoZ wrote:nobody found a 5ct yet ?

I had one this weekend. It's gone now.

I found several ones this week.