Commemorative 2-euro coins: which are the most valuable?

There are commemorative coins that states create on occasions or events they want to commemorate. These commemorative coins have been minted since 2004 and in some cases can even reach very interesting figures. In this article we will just talk about the 2 euro commemorative.

Commemorative 2 euro coins

Obviously we will not illustrate all the 2 euro commemorative coins but we will just give you a roundup of those that have a higher or at least interesting value. Remember, always when it comes to collector coins, that to establish the value of the coin is above all its state of conservation.

Among all the commemorative coins, in fact, some are highly sought after by collectors also because of the limited number of copies issued.

The commemorative coin that has an absolute highest value is that of Grace Kelly, but we will talk about it later in the article. Keep in mind that we will illustrate only the coins that have a value greater than 50 euros, leaving out all the others.

The 2 euro commemorative coin of Finland’s “New EU Member States” of 2004, for example, has a value, if well preserved, of around 50 euro.

The 2 euro commemorative coin of San Bartolomeo Borghesi in 2004 can be worth up to 90 euro even if it has also recently been sold for 139 euro.

The 2 euro commemorative coin “Year of Physics” of San Marino in 2005 can be worth up to 90.

We come now to the famous 2 euro commemorative coins of Grace Kelly, those that have the highest value in the commemorative coins. They were issued in 2007 by the Principality of Monaco in 20 thousand copies and only in a box dedicated to collectors. The price was around 1500 euros per box but some of these coins that are in circulation the value can vary from 2000 euros to 600 euros, based on the signs of wear present.

2 euro commemorative coin Vatican City

Probably, if you exclude the 2 euro coin of Grace Kelly, the most sought after by collectors are the commemoratives of Vatican City as their circulation never exceeds 125 thousand copies and very often they sell products only for sale to collectors.

The 2 euros of the “XX World Youth Day” of 2006 had a circulation of only 100 thousand copies and their value can go up to 200/250 euros.

The 2 euros “Swiss Guard” in 2005 can be worth up to 180 euros.

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