1 cent
2002-
16,25 mm
2,30 g
steel, copper |
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2 cents
2002-
18,75 mm
3,06 g
steel, copper |
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5 cents
2002-
21,25 mm
3,92 g
steel, copper |
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10 cents
2002-
19,75 mm
4,10 g
nordic gold |
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20 cents
2002-
22,25 mm
5,74 g
nordic gold |
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50 cents
2002-
24,25 mm
7,80 g
nordic gold |
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1 euro
2002-2006
23,25 mm
7,50 g
nickel, brass, copper |
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2 euro
2002-2006
25,75 mm
8,50 g
nickel, brass, copper |
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1 euro
2006-
23,25 mm
7,50 g
nickel, brass, copper |
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2 euro
2006-
25,75 mm
8,50 g
nickel, brass, copper |
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Monaco has been authorized by the European Union to use the euro as its official currency, although not being part of the European Monetary Union, due to the usage of the French franc as legal tender.
The national side changed in 2006, after the death in 2005 of the Rainier, showing:
All the coins present the word "Monaco" and the 12 stars of the EU, the mark of the mint, and the symbol of the directors of the Mint. The Principality of Monaco mints its own coins in the French Mint, the Monnaie de Paris.
2007
25th anniversary of the death of Grace Kelly |
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2011
Wedding between Prince Albert II and Charlene Wittstock |
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2012
500th anniversary of the establishment of Monaco’s sovereignty by
Lucien I Grimaldi |
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2013
20th anniversary of the ONU joining |
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2015
800th Anniversary of the Construction of the first Fortress on the Rock |
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2016
150th anniversary of the founding of Monte Carlo by Charles III |
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2017
200 Years since the establishment of the Compagnie des Carabiniers du Prince |
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2018
250 years since the birth of François Joseph Bosio |
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2019
200th anniversary of Honoré's V accession to the throne |
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2020
300 years since the birth of Honoré III |
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2021
10 years since the wedding of Albert II, Prince of Monaco and Charlene, Princess of Monaco |
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