Belgian euro coins
of the euro (EUR or €) is the common currency from at present 12 European states in the European union. The euro coins have two different sides: A common, European side, those the Münzwert shows and a nationalSide, which shows a motive, which was selected by the country, in which the coin was coined/shaped. Each member state has in or several individual motives.
There are the pictures of the common side and a specification of the coins under euro coins. In addition the common side was sketched by a Belgian, Luc Luycx:
The Belgian euro coins have the same motive for all eight coins: The Portrait by king Albert II. and its royal mono gram. The Design of January Alfons Keustermansalso the 12 stars of the European Union and the embossing year contains.
To 25. May 2005 became the first intergovernmental euro coin in an edition strength of 6 millions Piece spent: the intending coin of 2 € with the Portraits by king Albert II.ofBelgium and Grand Duke Henri of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Cause: Renewal Belgian-of Luxembourg economic union. The profiles of the two monarchs point to the left, whereby Albert Portrait in front right, who is upward transferred by Henri left behind it. Under the collar by Albertdown right are transferred one above the other represented in the relief two L. In the silver ring are the following symbols (sequence in the clockwise direction beginning with 9): Mono gram of Grand Duke Henri: an H under a crown, six stars, royal mono gram of Albert II.of Belgium:a A with a Roman II between the thighs under a crown, two stars, an engraved balance, two stars, a money bag in the relief, two stars. The edge corresponds to that the normal Belgian 2-Euro-Münze.
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| portrait and mono gram of king Albert II. of Belgium. | ||
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| portrait and mono gram of king Albert II. of Belgium. | ||
| € 1,00 | € 2.00 | edge of the 2 €- coin |
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the number of “2” shows and” ** “(two stars), altogether thus 12 stars. |
| Portrait and mono gram of king Albert II. of Belgium. |
Web on the left of
euro zone: Belgium | Germany | Finland | France | Greece | Ireland | Italy | Luxembourg | The Netherlands | Austria | Portugal | Spain
future euro zone:
Estonia |
Latvia |
Lithuania |
Malta |
Poland |
Sweden |
Slowakei |
Slovenia |
Tschechien |
Hungary |
Cyprus
other one: Monaco | San Marino | Vatikan
