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Belgium · 2015
2015, European Year for Development
The Belgium 2015 €2 commemorative coin "2015, European Year for Development" has a mintage of 250,000 coins.
| Country | Belgium |
|---|---|
| Year | 2015 |
| Feature | 2015, European Year for Development |
| Issue date | September 2015 |
| Mintage | 250,000 coins Rare |
Mintage compared
Median mintage of all issues: 750,000
Rank 136 of 490 by rarity
Description (ECB)
The inner part of the coin depicts a hand holding a globe of the Earth with a plant in the foreground. The inscription ‘2015 EUROPEAN YEAR FOR DEVELOPMENT’ features in an arc above the globe. The country code ‘BE’ appears beneath the hand while the signature mark of the Master of the Mint and the mark of the Brussels mint, a helmeted profile of the archangel Michael, are to its left. The coin’s outer ring bears the 12 stars of the European Union.
Source: European Central Bank, €2 commemorative coin pages. Texts quoted as published. ECB 2015
This coin in other languages
Deutsch: 2015, Europäisches Jahr für EntwicklungItaliano: 2015 Anno europeo dello sviluppoFrançais: 2015, Année européenne pour le développeEspañol: 2015, Año Europeo del DesarrolloNederlands: 2015, Europees jaar voor ontwikkelingSuomi: Kehitysyhteistyön eurooppalainen teemavuPortuguês: 2015, Ano Europeu do Desenvolvimento
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FAQ
Mintage: Belgium 2015?
The Belgium 2015 €2 commemorative coin "2015, European Year for Development" has a mintage of 250,000 coins.
Which 2 euro coins are valuable?
Mostly low mintage issues, for example from Monaco, the Vatican or San Marino, and mint errors. A low mintage alone does not guarantee a high price.