E-auction 627-619668 - feu_1005464 - GERMANY 2 Euro SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN - HOLSTENTOR DE LUBECK Karlsruhe G 2006 Karlsruhe G

GERMANY 2 Euro SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN - HOLSTENTOR DE LUBECK Karlsruhe G 2006 MS

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Estimate :	8 €
Price :	6 €
Maximum bid :	8 €
End of the sale :	21 April 2025 19:26:40
bidders :	3 bidders

Type : 2 Euro SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN - HOLSTENTOR DE LUBECK Karlsruhe G

Date: 2006

Mint name / Town : Karlsruhe G

Quantity minted : 4.400.000

Metal : copper nickel

Diameter : 25,75 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 8,50 g.

Edge : cannelures très fines et EINIGKEIT UND RECHT UND FREIHEIT

Catalogue references :

€091501 7

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1ère 2 Euro commémorative circulante de la série allemande des 16 Länder. Il devrait y avoir, jusqu’en 2021, une 2 Euro commémorative par an, représentant à chaque fois l’une des 16 régions allemandes (les Länder) avec le monument qui symbolise le plus celle-ci. Ces 2 Euro sont bien sûr frappées dans chacun des 5 ateliers allemands. Le 1er land représenté est le Schleswig-Holstein avec l’ Holstentor, “porte de la ville” de Lübeck..
First circulating commemorative 2 Euro coin in the German series of the 16 Länder. There should be, until 2021, one commemorative 2 Euro coin per year, each time representing one of the 16 German regions (the Länder) with the monument that most symbolizes it. These 2 Euro coins are of course minted in each of the 5 German mints. The first state represented is Schleswig-Holstein with the Holstentor, “city gate” of Lübeck.