EuroBillTracker

Austria: 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, €2

Belgium: 1c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, €1, €2, €2 CC

Cyprus:

Estonia: COMPLETE!

Finland: 20c, €1, €2

France: 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, €2, €2 CC

Germany A: 1c, 2c, 20c, €2, €2 CC
Germany D: 2c, 20c, €2, €2 CC
Germany F: 1c, 2c, 5c
Germany G: 1c, 2c, 20c, €2, €2 CC
Germany J: 1c, 2c, 5c, 20c, €2, €2 CC

Greece: 1c, 2c, 5c, 20c

Ireland: 1c, 5c, 10c, 50c, €1, €2

Italy: 1c, €2, €2 CC

Luxembourg: COMPLETE!

Malta:

Monaco: €2

Netherlands: 5c, €2 CC

Portugal:

San Marino: € 2

Slovakia: €2, €2 CC

Slovenia: €2 CC

Spain: 1c, 20c, €2, €2 CC

Vatican: 50c


See also:
2002 coins
2003 coins
2004 coins
2005 coins
2006 coins
2007 coins
2008 coins
2009 coins
2010 coins

i already had the 8 Estonian euro coins 2011

melitikus wrote:i already had the 8 Estonian euro coins 2011

But not from the circulation?

gille wrote:

melitikus wrote:i already had the 8 Estonian euro coins 2011

But not from the circulation?

yes that is right

melitikus wrote:

gille wrote:

melitikus wrote:i already had the 8 Estonian euro coins 2011

But not from the circulation?

yes that is right

I Think the Estonia coins are wonderful ^^
i had it here in my hand ^^

gille wrote: Germany A:
Germany D:
Germany F:
Germany G:
Germany J:

May i ask what is the diffence between those coins? Tnx for answer.

The letters indicate where the coin has been minted. Germany has 5 companies that mint the coins. Coins with an A on them have been minted in Berlin, the ones with a D in München, the ones with an F in Stuttgart, the ones with a G in Karlsruhe and the ones with a J in Hamburg.

Who has the first 2010 coins AND the new Estonian euro coins?!

You should change that to 2011

Bollivierke wrote:

Who has the first 2010 coins AND the new Estonian euro coins?!

You should change that to 2011

Oops! Thanks!

Got my first coin!!!!

It´s 1 € and year is 2011.

höpsismöppiäinen wrote:Got my first coin!!!!

It´s 1 € and year is 2011.

Congrats!!

There must be somewhere a topic called "Estonian coins found outside Estonia" so... you can write your 'finding' there too I think.

IF you'd like to get the Estonian coins straight away and not wait for them to come across from circulation, you can order them from the Estonian Post at their nominal value 3.88 € plus shipping. I did, and it cost 6.15 € (and I guess it's the same to any EU country).

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Jes wrote:There must be somewhere a topic called "Estonian coins found outside Estonia" so... you can write your 'finding' there too I think.

In the Finnish forum there is a topic for that and I already wrote there as well.

Craft wrote:IF you'd like to get the Estonian coins straight away and not wait for them to come across from circulation, you can order them from the Estonian Post at their nominal value 3.88 € plus shipping. I did, and it cost 6.15 € (and I guess it's the same to any EU country).

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Definetly, I would have to do something like that, as I don't expect such coins to come all across Europe from to (I still haven't found any coin in circulation from or even . Just a 20cent coin from ). Maybe at busy places & airports it may be different though. Anyway: coins in my collection are from swaps. (ie: I send Spanish coins and the other user of the forum sends me a coin from his/her country. )

2€ & 50c