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10 Scudi, Torino, 1641, AU 32.46 g.
NGC AU 58"
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NGC AU 58."
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Two-Euro Ticker: New 2-Euro Coins in September 2024

By Sebastian Wieschowski

After the summer break, collectors of 2-euro coins received a double surprise—particularly regarding the design of the already known 2-euro commemorative coin for the 35th anniversary of German reunification, set to be released in September 2025, which has sparked much discussion. The design of the national side features a typographic composition symbolising the unity of East and West through an enlarged “D” in the centre.

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The design of the 2-euro coin commemorating the 35th anniversary of German reunification is causing debates. Artist of the coin's obverse: Thomas Serres (Hattingen), artist of the reverse: Luc Luycx (Belgium), photographer: Hans-Joachim Wuthenow (Berlin).

The design of the 2-euro coin commemorating the 35th anniversary of German reunification is causing debates. Artist of the coin’s obverse: Thomas Serres (Hattingen), artist of the reverse: Luc Luycx (Belgium), photographer: Hans-Joachim Wuthenow (Berlin).

Furthermore, heated debates are ongoing in online forums regarding the announcement from the Federal Ministry of Finance, stating that the coin will kick off a new series titled “Unity and Justice and Freedom.” From 2026 onwards, politicians who have significantly shaped the Federal Republic of Germany will be honoured.

A Look Back at New 2-Euro Coins in September

In addition to the double sensation from Germany, collectors of 2-euro coins have much to celebrate this September, as three new coins have been issued and are currently on their way to buyers.

San Marino: 530th Anniversary of Ghirlandaio’s Death

To commemorate the 530th anniversary of the death of Renaissance painter Domenico Ghirlandaio, San Marino issued a 2-euro commemorative coin on 5 September 2024. Ghirlandaio, known for his frescoes in Florence, was one of the most significant artists of his time. The mintage was 56,000 pieces.

Slovakia: 100th Anniversary of the International Košice Marathon

On 19 September 2024, Slovakia issued a 2-euro commemorative coin to mark the 100th anniversary of the International Košice Marathon. The Košice Marathon is the oldest marathon in Europe and attracts many participants each year. The coin was released with a mintage of 995,000 pieces in brilliant uncirculated condition and 5,000 pieces in proof quality.

Lithuania: The Tradition of Thatch-Covered Gardens

On 25 September 2024, Lithuania issued a 2-euro commemorative coin to honour the long tradition of thatch-covered gardens. This ancient form of garden design is an important part of Lithuanian culture. The mintage of the coin was 500,000 pieces.

These three coins from Slovakia, Lithuania and San Marino were released in September. Photos: Mincovna Kremnica / Lietuvos Bankas / DFN San Marino

These three coins from Slovakia, Lithuania and San Marino were released in September. Photos: Mincovna Kremnica / Lietuvos Bankas / DFN San Marino

Looking Ahead to Future Releases

To celebrate the 250th anniversary of the National and University Library, Slovenia will issue a 2-euro commemorative coin in October 2024. The library has played a central role in the education and culture of the country for centuries. The mintage will be 996,250 pieces in brilliant uncirculated condition and 3,750 in proof quality.

In 2024, at least three more 2-euro commemorative coins are expected to be released, with the exact dates still unclear. Latvia is planning a coin that honours the “Puzuris”—a traditional Latvian decoration—minted with a volume of 413,000 pieces. The Vatican will celebrate the 150th anniversary of Guglielmo Marconi’s birthday with a release of 67,000 coins in brilliant uncirculated condition and 9,900 in proof quality. Cyprus is planning a coin to mark the 20th anniversary of its EU accession.

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