E-auction 701-765823 - feu_1005400 - PORTUGAL 2 Euro 1/2 RÉGION VITICOLE DU HAUT-DOURO 2008 Lisbonne

PORTUGAL 2 Euro 1/2 RÉGION VITICOLE DU HAUT-DOURO 2008 MS

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Estimate :	7 €
Price :	3 €
Maximum bid :	4 €
End of the sale :	21 September 2026 19:46:00
bidders :	2 bidders

Type : 2 Euro 1/2 RÉGION VITICOLE DU HAUT-DOURO

Date: 2008

Mint name / Town : Lisbonne

Quantity minted : 90.000

Metal : copper nickel

Diameter : 28 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 10 g.

Edge : cannelures fines

Catalogue references :

€107703 1

Obverse

Obverse description : Représentation stylisé du fleuve Douro, une feuille de vigne, armoiries du Portugal..

Reverse

Reverse description : Représentation stylisée des terrasses viticoles de la vallée, logo du Patrimoine mondial de l’Unesco..

Commentary

4ème pièce de 2,50 Euro circulante du Portugal après les 2,50 Euro Jeux Olympiques de Pékin, O’Fado et Porto.
Pièce commémorative circulante issue de la série Patrimoine mondial de l’humanité-Unesco. La région viticole du Haut-Douro est classée par l’Unesco depuis 2001. La vallée du Douro est une terre viticole depuis 2000 ans..
Portugal's fourth circulating 2.50 Euro coin, after the 2.50 Euro Olympic Games in Beijing, O'Fado, and Porto. Circulating commemorative coin from the UNESCO World Heritage series. The Alto Douro wine region has been listed by UNESCO since 2001. The Douro Valley has been a wine-growing region for 2,000 years.