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20 lepta

The coin 20 lepta from Greece comprises 6 issues minted between 1954 and 1971. The standout issue of the series is the 1971 one. Here you will find all its numismatic data to appraise it —composition, weight, diameter, mint and mintage—, its value trend and the collectors who own it.

20 lepta 1954-1971 - Greece
KM#79 FO#5167
Name 20 lepta
Country Greece
Period Drachma
Shape Round
Composition Aluminium
Weight (g) 1,20 g
Diameter (mm) 24,00 mm
Popularity
Price $0.26 - $0.72

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Mint manufacturing and issuing data

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Year Rarity Mint Mintage Note
1954 Very scarce París 24.000.000 Pablo I
1959 Very scarce París 20.000.000 Pablo I
1964 Very scarce París 8.000.000 Pablo I
1966 Very scarce París 15.000.000 Constantino II
1969 Very scarce París 20.000.000 Constantino II
1971 Very scarce París 4.107.697 Constantino II - agujero central más pequeño

How much the 20 lepta coin from Greece is worth: value by year and grade

How much is the 20 lepta coin worth? Its market value ranges from $0.26 to $0.72 depending on the grade. Below is the table by year with the market prices assigned by collectors.

Year UNC XF VF F VG G PR
1954 $0.43 $0.41 $0.40 $0.40 $0.39
1959 $0.51
1964 $0.62
1966 $0.26
1969 $0.57
1971 $0.72
The value of the coins is generated by a complex algorithm based on the users' collections and the degree of conservation. The price of the coins is indicative and in no case binding.
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