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|
Coins
issued by date
|
|
YEAR
|
2€
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1€
|
0.50€
|
0.20€
|
0.10€
|
0.05€
|
0.02€
|
0.01€
|
|
KM
|
KM-39
|
KM-38
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KM-37
|
KM-36
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KM-35
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KM-34
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KM-33
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KM-32
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|
2002
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€
|
€
|
€
|
€
|
€
|
€
|
€
|
€
|
€
|
|
2003
|
?
|
?
|
?
|
?
|
?
|
?
|
?
|
?
|
?
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|
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Not Minted
|
€
|
Minted
Not Circulating |
€
|
Minted and Circulating |
M |
Only in mint sets |
The
Irish government decided to create a single national face to all the euro coins.
|
Characteristics |
 |
| Face
Value |
1 € |
| Motif |
Celtic
Harp
|
| Engraver |
Jarlath Hayes
|
| |
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|
The design represents a Celtic Harp, a traditional symbol of Ireland, and the
word
"Eire" that means Ireland in Irish, the design was made by
Jarlath Hayes.
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|
|
Irish
official set with the eight euro coins in BU quality, issued in
jannuary 2002, by
the time of the Euro entrance in circulation.
|
| Emissions |
|
01/2002
: 20.000 |
|
|
|
|
|
Set
with the eight 2002 euro coins in BU quality.
It
appears that this set was issued by the Royal Dutch Mint.
|
| Emissions |
|
03/2002
: 5.000 |
|
|
|
Irish
set with the eight euro Irish coins in Briliant uncirculated
quality.
This
set honors the Casino in Marino -
Dublin. The Casino
is an architectural gem, small in
scale, perfect in detail and proportion
|
| Emissions |
|
01/2003
: 30.000 |
|
Mintage
