expat Posted February 27 · Supporter Share Posted February 27 My Wife collects all 2 Euro coins that we come across. This one was taken in our shop, a circulating commemorative of Saxony, minted at Munich. The design shows a view from the inner yard of the world-famous Dresden Zwinger to the Crown Gate. The inner part also features the name ‘SACHSEN’ and the issuing country’s country code ‘D’ at the bottom, the engraver’s mark (the initials ‘JT’ — Jordi Truxa) right at the top and the year ‘2016’ left at the top. 10 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Benefactor kirispupis Posted February 27 · Benefactor Benefactor Share Posted February 27 That's a very nice one. I always pick up some Euro coins when we go to Luxembourg, since those aren't as common. I'm kicking myself though because we spent two nights in San Marino recently and I didn't think of trying my luck with change. We used credit cards the entire time. 😞 When I studied in Germany years ago I'd gather up my Pfennigs because they weren't so useful and it was a pain to keep them in my wallet. I recall that some of them were different and I started looking for the rare ones. I can't recall what made them different, but I still have a bag with several hundred Pfennigs in a drawer. 🙂 While I lived there (Berlin) I visited Der Zwinger in Dresden. Die Frauenkirche was a pile of rubble then and I'd love to go back and see it rebuilt. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
expat Posted February 27 · Supporter Author Share Posted February 27 17 minutes ago, kirispupis said: That's a very nice one. I always pick up some Euro coins when we go to Luxembourg, since those aren't as common. I'm kicking myself though because we spent two nights in San Marino recently and I didn't think of trying my luck with change. We used credit cards the entire time. 😞 When I studied in Germany years ago I'd gather up my Pfennigs because they weren't so useful and it was a pain to keep them in my wallet. I recall that some of them were different and I started looking for the rare ones. I can't recall what made them different, but I still have a bag with several hundred Pfennigs in a drawer. 🙂 While I lived there (Berlin) I visited Der Zwinger in Dresden. Die Frauenkirche was a pile of rubble then and I'd love to go back and see it rebuilt. Pfennigs with different to standard legends in conjuction with certain mintmarks are highly collectable, especially 50 Pfennigs between 1940-1950. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Qcumbor Posted February 28 · Supporter Share Posted February 28 Although I don't collect them, I tend to have a look at every 2€ coin I come across in my change and keep them when they are new to me. I have probably about 140 of them now, from every country that issued them. Q 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Furryfrog02 Posted February 28 · Supporter Share Posted February 28 I do love the 2 Euro coin designs. I collected as many as I could the last time I was over that way. Granted that was.....omg 10 years ago. Oof. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
antwerpen2306 Posted February 28 · Member Share Posted February 28 I have only a few Greek one and two euro coins : the one euro for the four drachme revers and the two euro for Europe and Zeus, represented on my guttus. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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