Its value is that of a standard commemorative coin: 10,000,000 copies, still in circulation. An UNC specimen is purchased for its condition, not its rarity. The BU and Proof versions, at 10,500 and 10,000 copies respectively, command higher prices, with no guarantee of increase.

10,000,000 pieces in standard quality, according to the official notice, plus 10,500 in BU and 10,000 in Proof, totaling 10,020,500. One catalog lists slightly fewer in circulation; we are following the official notice.

Yes, it is valid throughout the Eurozone. But once spent, it leaves the Uncirculated (UNC) state: keep it for your collection if that is the condition you are buying it in.

The official notice does not name a designer, and the artist of the drawing remains to be confirmed. Joaquin Jimenez is credited as the engraver. The common reverse is by Luc Luycx.

In a numismatic sleeve, individually protected, in a neutral package without indication of contents.

Yes. 14-day returns.

Yes. Modern, inexpensive, and it fits into the France series that you can complete at your own pace.