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Estonia · 2023
Estonian national bird, the barn swallow
The Estonia 2023 €2 commemorative coin "Estonian national bird, the barn swallow" has a mintage of 1,000,000 coins.
| Country | Estonia |
|---|---|
| Year | 2023 |
| Feature | Estonian national bird, the barn swallow |
| Issue date | Second quarter 2023 |
| Mintage | 1,000,000 coins Scarce |
Mintage compared
Median mintage of all issues: 750,000
Rank 278 of 490 by rarity
Description (ECB)
The design depicts the silhouette of the barn swallow with the text ‘HIRUNDO RUSTICA’ (the barn swallow in Latin) at the top right, in semi-circle. At the bottom is the name of the issuing country ‘EESTI’ and underneath the year of issuance ‘2023’. The coin’s outer ring bears the 12 stars of the European flag.
Source: European Central Bank, €2 commemorative coin pages. Texts quoted as published. ECB 2023
This coin in other languages
Deutsch: Estnischer Nationalvogel, die RauchschwaItaliano: rondine comune, uccello nazionale estoneFrançais: oiseau national de l’Estonie, l’hirondelEspañol: El ave nacional de Estonia: la golondrinNederlands: nationale vogel van Estland, de boerenzwSuomi: Viron kansallislintu haarapääskyPortuguês: Ave nacional da Estónia, a andorinha‑das
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FAQ
Mintage: Estonia 2023?
The Estonia 2023 €2 commemorative coin "Estonian national bird, the barn swallow" has a mintage of 1,000,000 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.