2006

Welcome to our summary page of commemorative coins for the year 2006. This year, numismatic enthusiasts will have the pleasure of discovering a new series of euro coins specially issued to celebrate various events and notable personalities. The 2006 commemorative coins offer a wealth of artistic and historical detail, making each coin unique and valuable. Explore these numismatic treasures with us and enrich your collection with the most beautiful editions of the year.

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2006 – Belgium – Renovation of the Atomium, in Brussels

Introduction This 2 euro coin, issued by Belgium in 2006, celebrates the Atomium, an emblematic monument of Brussels. Built for the 1958 Universal Exhibition, this monument represents an iron crystal molecule enlarged 165 billion times. […]

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2006 – Finland – 100th anniversary of universal and equal suffrage in Finland

Introduction The 2 euro coin issued by Finland in 2006 celebrates the 100th anniversary of universal and equal suffrage. This event marks a crucial milestone in Finland’s democratic history, highlighting its early commitment to equal […]

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2006 – Italy – 20th Winter Olympic Games, Turin 2006

Introduction This 2 euro coin, issued by Italy in 2006, commemorates the Winter Olympic Games in Turin. This international event marked the sporting history of Italy and highlighted the city of Turin as a world […]

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2006 – Luxembourg – 25th birthday of Crown Prince Guillaume

Introduction This 2 euro coin, which Luxembourg issued in 2006, celebrates Grand Duke Henri and his son, Prince Guillaume. This special program highlights the Grand Ducal family. It symbolizes the continuity and stability of the […]

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2006 – Vatican – 500th anniversary of the Pontifical Swiss Guard

Introduction This 2 euro coin, which Vatican City issued in 2006, celebrates the 500th anniversary of the Pontifical Swiss Guard. This anniversary marks half a millennium of dedicated service to the protection of popes. As […]

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