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Euro Values 06-07-21 EURO VALUES by Arthur L. Friedberg (Note: Dealer buy prices are wholesale valuations. Euro Coin Values uses just three categories for Published buy prices in no way guarantee that a par- euro coinage: Brilliant Uncirculated, Fleur de Coin ticular dealer will buy a coin at published buy price. and Proof. Uncirculated coins are exactly that: coins EURO COIN VALUES: Therefore, certain coins in this valuing section, espe- that have not been circulated. Uncirculated coins cially some of the esoteric items, may differ greatly may, however, show signs of contact with other from advertised buy prices, both higher and lower.) coins, so-called contact marks acquired during the EURO COIN VALUES Market conditions, supply, demand and rarity are minting and transport of freshly struck coins. Brilliant PRICE GUIDE key considerations. Values are listed for coins that Uncirculated euro coins would grade, approximately, All prices are in U.S. dollars are strictly graded as Brilliant Uncirculated, Fleur de as Mint State 65 in the U.S. coin market. Fleur de Euro Coin Values is a comprehensive retail value Coin, and Proof according to current market stan- Coin status means the coin is Brilliant Uncirculated, guide of euro coins (the mutual coinage of the joint Eu- dards. In some cases for world coins, third-party in gem condition. Fleur de Coin condition is the ap- ropean Economic Community) published online regular- grading services are the best market indicator of proximate equivalent of the U.S. market's MS-66 to ly at Coin World’s website. Euro Coin Values is provided the current standard; this does not always hold true MS-70 condition; a coin in the lower portion of the as a reader service to collectors desiring independent with euro coinage because of a general tendency in gem scale would not qualify as Fleur de Coin unless information about a coin’s potential retail value. Europe to not slab coins in third-party graded hold- conditional rarity came into play. In grading, PF is Sources for pricing include actual transactions, ers. Cleaned, whizzed, damaged or otherwise altered used to denote Proof, a method of manufacture, and public auctions, fi xed-price lists and any additional coins bring less value than posted in Euro Coin Values euro values here for Proof coins apply to examples in information acquired by the Euro Coin Values analyst. listings. gem condition. ■ KEY TO LISTINGS FV .....................................Face Value G ................Karlsruhe Mint (Germany) Bi/Cu-Ni .... Ringed bimetallic copper-nickel * ................................. Does not exist J ................. Hamburg Mint (Germany) Cu-Al-Zn .........Copper-aluminum-zinc BU .................... Brilliant Uncirculated — ................ Not enough valuing data Ag ............................................ silver Cu-Ni ...........................Copper-nickel FDC ...............................Fleur de Coin A ...................... Berlin Mint (Germany) Ag-Nb ......................... silver-niobium Cu-Steel .........................Copper-steel PF .............................................Proof D ...................Munich Mint (Germany) Au ..............................................gold Cu-Zn ..............................Copper-zinc BV ................................. Bullion Value F ..................Stuttgart Mint (Germany) Bi/Cu-Zn ....... Ringed bimetallic copper-zinc Ti .........................................Titanium Andorra Face Value Year of Issue Subject Metal Diameter, mm weight, grams Unc. (in U.S. $) FDC (in U.S. $) Proof (in U.S. $) 1 cent 2014 Circulation coinage Cu-Steel 16.25 2.30 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 2 cents 2014 Circulation coinage Cu-Steel 18.75 3.06 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 5 cents 2014 Circulation coinage Cu-Steel 21.25 3.92 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 10 cents 2014 Circulation coinage Cu-Al-Zn 19.75 4.10 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 20 cents 2014 Circulation coinage Cu-Al-Zn 22.25 5.74 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 50 cents 2014 Circulation coinage Cu-Al-Zn 24.25 7.80 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 1 euro 2014 Circulation coinage Bi/Cu-Zn 23.25 7.50 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 2 euros 2014 Circulation coinage Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 2 euros 2014 Circulation coinage in card Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 62. * 2 euros 2014 20 years Council of Europe Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 43. 99. 2 euros 2015 25 years customs union with the E.U. Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 37. * 2 euros 2015 30th anniversary of 18 as legal age Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 37. * 2 euros 2016 25 years Andorra Radio and Television Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 31. * 2 euros 2016 Sesquicentennial New Reform of 1866 Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 31. * 2 euros 2017 Centennial Anthem of Andorra Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 27. * 2 euros 2017 The Pyrenean Country Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 27. * 2 euros 2018 70th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 2018 Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 27. * 2 euros 2019 Alpine Ski World Cup Final B/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 56. * 2 euros 2019 600th anniversary of the Consell de la Terra Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 43. * 2 euros 2020 27th Ibero-American Summit Meeting Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 43. 99. 2 euros 2020 50th anniversary of women’s suffrage in Andorra Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 * 43. * 5 euros 2018 25th anniversary of Constitution .925 Ag 40 27.00 * 124. * 50 euros 2018 25th anniversary of Constitution .999 Au 23 6.75 * 803. * ANDORRA YEAR SETS Year of Issue Subject FDC (in U.S. $) Proof (in U.S. $) 2014 Circulation coinage 49. 216. 2015 Circulation coinage 43. * 2016 Circulation coinage 43. * 2017 Circulation coinage 43. * 2018 Circulation coinage 43. * 2019 Circulation coinage 46. * 2020 Circulation coinage 46. * Austria Face Value Year of Issue Subject Metal Diameter, mm weight, grams Unc. (in U.S. $) FDC (in U.S. $) Proof (in U.S. $) 1 cent 2002 to 2021 Circulation coinage Cu-Steel 16.25 2.30 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 2 cents 2002 to 2021 Circulation coinage Cu-Steel 18.75 3.06 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 5 cents 2002 to 2021 Circulation coinage Cu-Steel 21.25 3.92 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 10 cents 2002 to 2021 Circulation coinage Cu-Al-Zn 19.75 4.10 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets Face Value Year of Issue Subject Metal Diameter, mm weight, grams Unc. (in U.S. $) FDC (in U.S. $) Proof (in U.S. $) 20 cents 2002 to 2021 Circulation coinage Cu-Al-Zn 22.25 5.74 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 50 cents 2002 to 2021 Circulation coinage Cu-Al-Zn 24.25 7.80 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 1 euro 2002 to 2021 Circulation coinage Bi/Cu-Zn 23.25 7.50 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets 2 euros 2002 to 2021 Circulation coinage Bi/Cu-Zn 25.75 8.50 See Year Sets See Year Sets See Year Sets AUSTRIA COMMEMORATIVES Face Value Year of Issue Subject Metal weight, grams Unc. (in U.S. $) FDC (in U.S. $) Proof (in U.S. $) 1½ euros 2019 Leopold V .999 Ag 31.1035 * 37. * 1½ euros 2019 Wiener Neustadt .999 Ag 31.1035 * 35. * 1½ euros 2019 Robin Hood .999 Ag 31.1035 * 43. * 2 euros 2005 50th anniversary of State Treaty Bi/Cu-Ni 8.52 8.64 9.88 in set 2 euros 2007 50th anniversary Treaty of Rome Bi/Cu-Ni 8.52 6.18 8.03 in set 2 euros 2009 10th anniversary of the EMU Bi/Cu-Ni 8.52 6.18 8.03 in set 2 euros 2012 10th anniversary of the euro Bi/Cu-Ni 8.52 6.18 8.03 in set 2 euros 2015 30th anniversary of European flag Bi/Cu-Ni 8.52 6.18 8.03 in set 2 euros 2016 200th anniversary of National Bank Bi/Cu-Ni 8.52 6.18 8.03 in set 2 euros 2018 200th anniversary of the founding of the Republic Bi/Cu-Ni 8.52 6.18 8.03 in set 3 euros 2016 Bat Cu-Ni 16.00 * 111. * COIN VALUES: EURO VALUES: COIN 3 euros 2017 Tiger Cu-Ni 16.00 * 62. * 3 euros 2017 Crocodile Cu-Ni 16.00 * 56. * 3 euros 2017 Wolf Cu-Ni 16.00 * 56. * 3 euros 2017 Kingfisher Cu-Ni 16.00 * 43. * 3 euros 2018 Parrot Cu-Ni 16.00 * 37. * 3 euros 2018 Shark Cu-Ni 16.00 * 37. * 3 euros 2018 Owl Cu-Ni 16.00 * 37. * 3 euros 2018 Frog Cu-Ni 16.00 * 37. * 3 euros 2019 Turtle Cu-Ni 16.00 * 31. * 3 euros 2019 Otter Cu-Ni 16.00 * 31. * 3 euros 2019 Crawfish Cu-Ni 16.00 * 31. * 3 euros 2019 Supersaurs — Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus Cu-Ni 16.00 * 31. * 3 euros 2020 Supersaurs — Mosasaurus Hoffmanni Cu-Ni 16.00 * 27. * 3 euros 2020 Supersaurs — Arambourgiana Philadelphiae Cu-Ni 16.00 * 27. * 3 euros 2020 Supersaurs — Ankylosaurus Magnniventris Cu-Ni 16.00 * 27. * 3 euros 2020 Supersaurs — Tyrannosaurus rex Cu-Ni 16.00 * 27. * 3 euros 2021 Supersaurs — Therizinosaurus cheloniformis — longest claws Cu-Ni 16.00 * 27. * 3 euros 2021 Supersaurs — Deinonychus antirrhopus — smartest dinosaur Cu-Ni 16.00 * 27. * 3 euros 2021 Supersaurs — Styracosaurus albertensis — longest horn Cu-Ni 16.00 * 27. * 3 euros 2021 Supersaurs — Argentinosaurus huinculensis — biggest behemoth Cu-Ni 16.00 * 27.
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