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  • ⁣⁢Mintage⁤⁣ 2 000 000
⁣⁢Common design of the Treaty of Rome on the 2 Euro 2007 2, here with the German legend, Luxembourg flag inset⁤⁣

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⁣⁢Luxembourg 2007 - 2 Euro Commemorative Coin - Anniversary of the Treaty of Rome⁤⁣

SKU: LUX2EURO2007 N# ⁣⁢To be confirmed⁤⁣ KM# ⁣⁢To be confirmed⁤⁣

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€7,95

En stock — 50 exemplaires

Pays
Luxembourg
Valeur faciale
2 €
Composition
⁣⁢Cupronickel⁤⁣
Tirage
2 000 000
Millésime
2007
Qualité
⁣⁢UNC⁤⁣

⁣⁢Struck with a mintage of 2,000,000 pieces in standard quality, 41,000 in BU, and 5 000 in Proof.⁤⁣

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⁣⁢Common design of the Treaty of Rome on the 2 Euro 2007 2, here with the German legend, Luxembourg flag inset⁤⁣

⁣⁢Why this coin⁤⁣

⁣⁢Summary in 60 seconds⁤⁣

Ce que c'est

A 2 euro commemorative coin issued by Luxembourg in March 2007 for the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, of which it is one of the six signatories. Thirteen countries minted the same design; the Luxembourgish version adds a latent image of Grand Duke Henri. This specimen is in UNC quality: it has never circulated.

Sa rareté

⁣⁢2,000,000 coins in standard quality, plus 41,000 in BU and 5,000 in Proof, for a total of 2,046,000. This is a standard mintage according to our scale, even if it's modest among the thirteen versions: only the Slovenian is under one million. It can still be found without difficulty; the Proof version requires more patience.⁤⁣

Pour qui

For those seeking the harder-to-find versions within a joint issue and wanting an honest figure before buying. For collectors of Luxembourgish coins and those completing the series of thirteen versions. Not for those expecting a capital gain.

⁣⁢The three qualities of this issue⁤⁣

⁣⁢Same coin, three strikes⁤⁣
⁣⁢Quality changes everything, and the value of 2 Euro coins with it: 2,000,000 pieces in circulating quality, versus 41,000 in BU and 5 000 in Proof.⁤⁣
  • Sous pochette numismatique

    ⁣⁢UNC⁤⁣ — courante

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    Tirage 2 000 000

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⁣⁢The coin, described⁤⁣

⁣⁢Obverse · Reverse · Edge⁤⁣
⁣⁢Common design of the Treaty of Rome on the 2 Euro 2007 2, here with the German legend, Luxembourg flag inset⁤⁣
Avers : légende « ⁣⁢TREATY OF ROME 50 YEARS⁤⁣ » ⁣⁢TREATY OF ROME 50 YEARS⁤⁣ ⁣⁢Obverse⁤⁣

⁣⁢Other inscriptions⁤⁣ ⁣⁢TREATY OF ROME 50 YEARS · EUROPE · LËTZEBUERG · 2007 · F⁤⁣

⁣⁢Obverse⁤⁣

In the center, the common design for all thirteen versions: the Treaty of Rome. To the left, partially superimposed on the design, a latent image of the face of Grand Duke Henri, visible depending on the viewing angle. Luxembourgish law requires each coin to bear the effigy of the sovereign. At the top, TREATY OF ROME 50 YEARS and EUROPE. At the bottom, LËTZEBUERG and the year 2007, between the mark of the Paris Mint and that of its director. The letter F, for France, appears in the star at the bottom right.

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⁣⁢Writing⁤⁣
⁣⁢French and Luxembourgish (Latin alphabet)⁤⁣
⁣⁢Design⁤⁣
⁣⁢Not specified (design selected through a competition among European mints)⁤⁣
⁣⁢Engraving⁤⁣
⁣⁢Luc Luycx⁤⁣

⁣⁢History⁤⁣

Luxembourg is among the six signatories of the Treaty of Rome, in 1957: a small founding country, which mints its version of the 50th-anniversary coin in 2007.

For the 50th anniversary, thirteen countries strike the same design. Luxembourg adds a latent image of Grand Duke Henri, who ascended the throne in 2000, as Luxembourgish law mandates the sovereign's effigy on its coins.

The coin is struck by the Monnaie de Paris, hence the letter F, for France, within the star at the bottom right of the outer ring.

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⁣⁢Written by a merchant⁤⁣

⁣⁢Our Merchant's Opinion⁤⁣

The figures differ: the Official Journal of the European Union announced 2,100,000 coins, and catalogs list 2,046,000 strikes, across all qualities. In the ranking of announced volumes, this is the fourth smallest of the thirteen versions, after the Slovenian, Finnish, and Portuguese. It is not a difficult coin to find: buy it for its latent image, not for a rarity that does not exist at this level.

Two pitfalls. Luxembourg also issued a €2 coin in 2007 featuring the "Grand Ducal Palace," with half the mintage: do not confuse them. And the latent image is only visible from certain angles: it often disappears in a photograph.

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⁣⁢Complete Technical Specifications⁤⁣

Dessin technique : vue de face et vue de tranche Diamètre ⁣⁢25,75 mm⁤⁣, épaisseur ⁣⁢2,20 mm⁤⁣. Ø ⁣⁢25,75 mm⁤⁣ Vue de face ⁣⁢2,20 mm⁤⁣ Vue de tranche
⁣⁢Measurements in millimeters · schematic drawing⁤⁣

  • Poids

    8,50 g

  • Composition

    ⁣⁢Cupronickel⁤⁣

  • Forme

    ⁣⁢Round⁤⁣

  • Tranche

    ⁣⁢Fine reeded edge with incused inscription⁤⁣

⁣⁢Mintage and Rarity⁤⁣

⁣⁢Logarithmic scale⁤⁣

Rareté Toutes qualités 2046000

⁣⁢Engraving and Mint⁤⁣

  • Avers

    Dessin et gravure
    ⁣⁢Not specified (design selected through a competition among European mints)⁤⁣ & ⁣⁢Helmut Andexlinger⁤⁣

  • Revers

    Dessin et gravure
    ⁣⁢Luc Luycx⁤⁣ & ⁣⁢Luc Luycx⁤⁣

  • Atelier

    ⁣⁢Monnaie de Paris, Paris⁤⁣
    ⁣⁢F — France's mint mark, in the star at the bottom right⁤⁣

  • Différent

    ⁣⁢Mint mark of the Paris Mint (before the year of issue)⁤⁣
    ⁣⁢Mint director's mark (after the year of issue)⁤⁣
⁣⁢Identification⁤⁣19 ⁣⁢lines⁤⁣
Émetteur ⁣⁢Luxembourg⁤⁣
Autorité émettrice ⁣⁢Grand Duchy of Luxembourg⁤⁣
Autorité régnante ⁣⁢Henri, Grand Duke of Luxembourg (sovereign at the time of issue, 2007)⁤⁣
Période ⁣⁢Grand Duchy — Reign of Henri (2000-2025)⁤⁣
Type ⁣⁢Circulation commemorative coin (joint issue by thirteen countries)⁤⁣
Événement commémoré ⁣⁢50th Anniversary of the Treaty of Rome (1957-2007)⁤⁣
Série ⁣⁢Luxembourg Commemorative 2 Euros — Joint Issue Treaty of Rome (2007)⁤⁣
Millésime 2007
Date d'émission ⁣⁢March 2007⁤⁣
Valeur faciale 2 €
Devise ⁣⁢Euro (Luxembourg, since 2002)⁤⁣
Cours légal ⁣⁢Yes — legal tender throughout the Eurozone⁤⁣
Démonétisation ⁣⁢Not demonetized⁤⁣
Référence Numista ⁣⁢To be confirmed⁤⁣
Référence Krause ⁣⁢To be confirmed⁤⁣
Référence Schön ⁣⁢To be confirmed⁤⁣
Référence Gadoury ⁣⁢To be confirmed⁤⁣
SKU boutique LUX2EURO2007
Code SH douane ⁣⁢9705 39 00 — Collector Coins⁤⁣
⁣⁢Physical Characteristics⁤⁣16 ⁣⁢lines⁤⁣
Composition ⁣⁢Cupronickel⁤⁣
Métal précieux ⁣⁢None — common metal⁤⁣
Titre ⁣⁢N/A⁤⁣
Poids brut 8,50 g
Poids de métal fin ⁣⁢N/A⁤⁣
Diamètre ⁣⁢25,75 mm⁤⁣
Épaisseur ⁣⁢2,20 mm⁤⁣
Forme ⁣⁢Round⁤⁣
Tranche ⁣⁢Fine reeded edge with incused inscription⁤⁣
Inscription de tranche 2 ★★ 2 ★★ 2 ★★ 2 ★★ 2 ★★ 2 ★★
Technique ⁣⁢Coin Strike⁤⁣
Axe des coins ⁣⁢Medal strike ↑↑ (0°)⁤⁣
Magnétisme ⁣⁢Weakly magnetic⁤⁣
Atelier ⁣⁢Monnaie de Paris, Paris⁤⁣
Lettre d'atelier ⁣⁢F — France's mint mark, in the star at the bottom right⁤⁣
Différent ⁣⁢Mint mark of the Paris Mint (before the year of issue)⁤⁣
⁣⁢Engraving, Mintage, Specimen⁤⁣17 ⁣⁢lines⁤⁣
Dessinateur avers ⁣⁢Not specified (design selected through a competition among European mints)⁤⁣
Graveur avers ⁣⁢Helmut Andexlinger⁤⁣
Dessinateur revers ⁣⁢Luc Luycx⁤⁣
Graveur revers ⁣⁢Luc Luycx⁤⁣
Écriture ⁣⁢French and Luxembourgish (Latin alphabet)⁤⁣
Différent du directeur de gravure ⁣⁢Mint director's mark (after the year of issue)⁤⁣
Tirage — qualité courante 2 000 000
Tirage — BU 41 000
Tirage — BE 5 000
Tirage toutes qualités 2 046 000
Indice de rareté ⁣⁢Standard — 2,000,000 pieces in circulation⁤⁣
Qualité de cet exemplaire ⁣⁢UNC — Uncirculated⁤⁣
Référentiel de gradation ⁣⁢In-house appraisal⁤⁣
Gradée par un tiers ⁣⁢No — raw, without grading case⁤⁣
Organisme de gradation ⁣⁢N/A⁤⁣
Numéro de certification ⁣⁢N/A⁤⁣
Provenance ⁣⁢Not specified⁤⁣

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  1. Poids

    8,50 g

    ± 0,10 g

  2. Diamètre

    Ø ⁣⁢25,75 mm⁤⁣

    ± 0,05 mm · épaisseur 2,20 mm

  3. Aimant

    ⁣⁢Weakly magnetic⁤⁣

    ⁣⁢like any 2-euro coin⁤⁣

  4. Tranche

    ⁣⁢Fine reeded edge with incused inscription⁤⁣

    2 ★★ 2 ★★ 2 ★★ 2 ★★ 2 ★★ 2 ★★

⁣⁢Details of the checks⁤⁣

⁣⁢Weigh it: 8.50 g ± 0.10. Measure it: 25.75 mm ± 0.05 and 2.20 mm thick. Test the magnet: the ring is not attracted, the center is weakly attracted. Check the edge: the "2" and the two stars should be incused and evenly spaced; molded counterfeits leave a visible seam on the edge.⁤⁣

Dans le colis

  • ⁣⁢1 Luxembourg 2-Euro coin 2007 in UNC quality⁤⁣ ⁣⁢in a numismatic sleeve⁤⁣
  • ⁣⁢1 individual protective sleeve⁤⁣
  • ⁣⁢Neutral Package⁤⁣ ⁣⁢no content mention⁤⁣
Taille et rangement

25.75 mm diameter, 2.20 mm thickness, and 8.50 g, just like any 2-Euro coin. Compatible with a 26 mm capsule and album pages designed for 2-Euro coins.

Conservation

  • Tenir par la tranche
  • Ne jamais nettoyer
  • Sous capsule
  • Humidité < 50 %
  • Loin du PVC
Le détail

Handle the coin by its edge, over a cloth. Never clean it: cleaning removes the original luster and causes the loss of most of its collector value. Store it in a capsule, away from humidity and PVC.

⁣⁢Direct Answers⁤⁣

7 ⁣⁢questions⁤⁣

⁣⁢Questions about the coin⁤⁣ 4

⁣⁢Treaty of Rome 2-euro coin 2007 value: is the Luxembourg version worth more than the others?⁤⁣

Not necessarily. With 2,000,000 pieces in standard quality, it remains a common commemorative coin. It is harder to find than the average of the thirteen versions, but only the Slovenian one, at 400,000, is under one million.

⁣⁢What is the mintage of the Luxembourgish 2 Euro Treaty of Rome coin?⁤⁣

2,046,000 coins total: 2,000,000 in standard quality, 41,000 in BU, and 5 000 in Proof.

⁣⁢How does the Luxembourg mintage compare to other versions?⁤⁣

This is the fourth lowest announced volume of the thirteen: 2.1 million. Slovenia has 400,000, Finland 1.4 million, Portugal 2 million, Germany 30 million. The average is around 6.7 million.

⁣⁢How to recognize the Luxembourgish version?⁤⁣

Look for the latent image of Grand Duke Henri to the left of the treaty, the name LËTZEBUERG at the bottom, and the letter F in the star at the bottom right. The image is only visible at certain angles, which is normal.

⁣⁢Questions about purchasing⁤⁣ 3

⁣⁢In what packaging is the coin delivered?⁤⁣

In a numismatic sleeve, with individual protection, in a neutral package without mention of the contents.

⁣⁢Can I return the coin?⁤⁣

Yes. 14-day returns.

⁣⁢Is this a good gift idea?⁤⁣

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

⁣⁢Who verified this record⁤⁣

28 October 2026

⁣⁢Thomas R.⁤⁣

Compliance Supervisor. 2 years of seniority at Pièces et Monnaies.