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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I'm trying to put together a set of all the 2 euro commemoratives issued and would appreciate your help in preparing a list of the countries and the occation. So far these are the countries I know.
2005
Austria
Finland - Peach
Belgium
Italy
Luxembourg
San Marino - Galelio
Spain
Vatican
2006
Italy
Luxembourg Edited by shatsi
03/17/2006 2:14 pm
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I am also interested.
Can I add one question. Did I hear correctly , new coutries joined the EU currency as of this year or even 2007?
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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Originally posted by KLD
I am also interested.
Can I add one question. Did I hear correctly , new coutries joined the EU currency as of this year or even 2007?
Hýmm, as far as I know, there are a couple of countries that will be accepted in the EU by 2007, they will most probably start using Euros - if they don't take UK as an example  . I'm hoarding Bulgarian coins these days. In case they become rare after BG joins the EU. |
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
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Thank you RenaL, now comes the apart of acquiring them.
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Moderator
 Australia
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Joining the European Union and joining the Euro currency are two separate things. Many of the former Eastern Bloc countries lining up to join the EU probably still don't meet the economic criteria for joining the Eurozone. Of course, they don't have to join the Euro if they don't want to... Britain, Denmark and Sweden are all founding members of the EU but rejected joining the Euro. This link is a map of the Eurozone and lists current EU members not in the Euro. Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Sap I knew about the difference. I just heard countries like Hungrey, Poland and Chec Republic will be doing the currency aswell. After reading that website, I may have heard the information wrongly.
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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Thanks Sap, I knew the difference but didn't know anything about criteria
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Valued Member
Finland
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
1205 Posts |
Thanks Eurocoin and welcome to the forum. Hope you will keep posting, we need European people here |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I like this site
www.euroswapper.com
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Pillar Of The Community
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Luxemburg, San Marino, Vatican City, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany and Finland will issue $2 commemoratives in 2006.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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A warm welcome eurocoin.
I hope you enjoy your stay here.
i didn't know that there were so many commerative 2 euro coins. My problem is still buying them at a resonable price from a reputable dealer.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Originally posted by Bigfella
I like this site
www.euroswapper.com
Thank you, it'll be a great help. |
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Valued Member
Finland
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Thanks for welcoming! I´m sorry about my bad language skill,but I hope you understand:) If you are interested in cheaper eurocoins,German ebay is a good site: http://muenzen.ebay.de/I can´t read German but once you learn few words... |
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Pillar Of The Community
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KLD your best bet is to use the Euro forums to find a collector who wants to trade with other collectors! (basically a DARKSIDER) This will get you the $2 commemoratives much cheaper than what a dealer will ask. I have used a dealer when I need quanity but count on my European friends to take care of me most of the time. They are eager to build U.S. and Canadian collections so I have, or can obtain what they want, and they have what I want! Works well all around.
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Posted 03/17/2006 12:38 pm
