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10 euro (Johannes Kepler-Eggenberg Palace) 2002

10 euro (Johannes Kepler-Eggenberg Palace)
FO#15255 KM#3099
Name 10 euro (Johannes Kepler-Eggenberg Palace)
Country Austria
Period Euro
Shape Round
Composition Silver
Weight (g) 16,00 g
Diameter (mm) 32,00 mm
Edge Smooth
Popularity
Price 10,00€
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Mint manufacturing and issuing data

Statistics Year Rarity Mint Mintage Note
2002 Very scarce Viena 130.000

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Year UNC XF VF F VG G PR
10 euro (Johannes Kepler-Eggenberg Palace) 2002 10,00€ - - - - - -
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