2006

Commemorative 2 Euro Coins of 2006 — Significant Events in European History

2006 marked another important year in the issuance of 2 Euro commemorative coins, with several countries releasing coins dedicated to key events and historical anniversaries. These coins continued to generate great interest among collectors and numismatists worldwide.

This category includes all 2006 commemorative 2 Euro coins — from widely circulated editions to rare, limited-mintage releases.

Notable 2006 commemorative 2 Euro issues include:

• Luxembourg — 25th Birthday of Grand-Duke Guillaume (1,045,000 issued + 4,500 proof)
• Germany — Schleswig-Holstein "Holstentor" (30,870,000 issued + 665,000 proof)
• Italy — XX Olympic Winter Games - Turin (40,000,000 issued)
• Belgium — Atomium (5,020,000 issued + 3,000 proof)
• Finland — 100th Anniversary of Universal and Equal Suffrage (2,496,700 issued + 3,300 proof)
• San Marino — 500th Anniversary of the Death of Christopher Columbus (120,000 issued)
• Vatican City — 5th Centenary of the Swiss Pontifical Guard (100,000 issued)

Why collect 2006 commemorative 2 Euro coins?

• They reflect significant historical events and anniversaries in Europe
• Some editions have become rare and valuable over time
• Coins are available in different qualities: UNC, BU, and Proof

Add 2006 commemorative 2 Euro coins to your collection and own a piece of European history. These coins offer a rare opportunity to invest in significant historical milestones, making them perfect for collectors at any level. Each coin provides a unique insight into Europe’s rich cultural heritage.