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Luxembourg | 2 euro (Guillermo V)

Luxembourg | 1 euro cent

KM#75 FO#226
Price $0.01-$1.03
Year 2002-2025

Luxembourg | 2 euro cent

KM#76 FO#227
Price $0.01-$0.88
Year 2002-2025

Luxembourg | 5 euro cent

KM#77 FO#228
Price $0.02-$0.97
Year 2002-2025

Luxembourg | 10 euro cent

KM#78 FO#229
Price $0.09-$0.88
Year 2002-2006

Luxembourg | 20 euro cent

KM#79 FO#230
Price $0.21-$1.18
Year 2002-2006

Luxembourg | 50 euro cent

KM#80 FO#231
Price $0.54-$2.21
Year 2002-2006

Luxembourg | 1 euro

KM#81 FO#232
Price $1.17-$4.06
Year 2002-2006

Luxembourg | 2 euro

KM#82 FO#233
Price $2.17-$6.31
Year 2002-2006

Luxembourg | 2 euro (Effigy and Monogram of Grand Duke Henri)

KM#85 FO#234
Price $2.45-$5.86
Year 2004

Luxembourg | 2 euro (Grand Dukes Henri and Adolphe)

KM#87 FO#235
Price $4.47
Year 2005

Luxembourg | 2 euro (25 Birthday of Crown Grand Duke William)

KM#88 FO#236
Price $1.93-$6.16
Year 2006

Luxembourg | 10 euro cent

KM#89 FO#728
Price $0.09-$0.87
Year 2007-2025

Luxembourg | 20 euro cent

KM#90 FO#729
Price $0.14-$1.93
Year 2007-2025

Luxembourg | 50 euro cent

KM#91 FO#730
Price $0.46-$1.97
Year 2007-2025

Luxembourg | 1 euro

KM#92 FO#731
Price $1.01-$4.46
Year 2007-2025

Luxembourg | 2 euro

KM#93 FO#732
Price $1.14-$7.79
Year 2007-2025

Luxembourg | 2 euro (50th Anniversary of the Treaty of Rome)

KM#94 FO#238
Price $2.44-$4.36
Year 2007

Luxembourg | 2 euro (Grand Duke Henri and Grand Ducal Palace)

KM#95 FO#237
Price $2.11-$5.03
Year 2007

Luxembourg | 2 euro (Grand Duke Henri and Berg Castle)

KM#96 FO#6456
Price $1.80-$4.28
Year 2008

Luxembourg | 2 euro (90th Anniversary of the Ascension to the Throne of Grand Duchess Charlotte - Grand Duke Henri)

KM#106 FO#6457
Price $1.93-$4.61
Year 2009

Luxembourg | 2 euro (10th Anniversary of the Economic and Monetary Union / EMU)

KM#107 FO#6478
Price $3.31-$4.42
Year 2009

Luxembourg | 2 euro (Grand Duke Henri and Coat of Arms)

KM#115 FO#6458
Price $1.70-$5.44
Year 2010

Luxembourg | 2 euro (50th Anniversary of the Appointment of Grand Duke John, with his parents)

KM#116 FO#6459
Price $3.59-$4.81
Year 2011

Luxembourg | 2 euro (10th Anniversary of Euro Circulation)

KM#119 FO#6460
Price $2.27-$5.40
Year 2012

The most valuable and popular coins

The most valuable Euro Luxembourg coins and sought after by collectors according to Foronum statistics are the following:

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Historical information

Luxembourg's adoption of the euro in 2002 marked a significant milestone in the country's monetary history. As a founding member of the European Union, Luxembourg was one of the first states to introduce the new common currency, replacing the Luxembourg franc. This change brought with it a number of challenges and opportunities for the Luxembourg economy and society.

Design and features of Luxembourg euro coins

Luxembourg euro coins feature a unique design that reflects the country' s national identity. The obverse of all coins features the portrait of Grand Duke Henri, symbolizing the continuity of the constitutional monarchy. The design was created by artist Yvette Gastauer-Claire and shows the Grand Duke facing to the right. In addition, the coins include the 12 stars of the European Union, the year of mintage and the word "Lëtzebuerg," the name of the country in Luxembourgish. A distinctive feature is that Luxembourg shares the same national face on all its denominations, from 1 cent to 2 euros, which reinforces the visual identity of its coins.

Economic and social impact of the euro in Luxembourg

The introduction of the euro in Luxembourg had a profound impact on the country' s economy and society. As an international financial center, Luxembourg benefited significantly from the stability and confidence provided by the new currency. The banking sector experienced substantial growth, attracting more foreign investment and consolidating the country's position as a European financial hub. In addition, the adoption of the euro facilitated cross-border trade, especially important for a small country surrounded by large economies. However, challenges were also experienced, such as the perception of price increases by consumers during the changeover. Despite this, the Luxembourg economy has thrived in the euro era, maintaining one of the highest GDP per capita in the world and demonstrating the country's ability to adapt to and benefit from European monetary integration.