It remains common: 20,000,000 coins are in circulation, so no rarity premium is to be expected. The Mint State version, never circulated, interests collectors for its condition and subject, not for scarcity. Do not expect any capital gain.

20,030,500 pieces in total: 20,000,000 for circulation, 15,000 in BU under coincard, 500 in 2026 mini-sets, and 15,000 in Proof. The figure of 20,000,000 comes from the CEO of the Monnaie de Paris, as cited by Mer et Marine.

A coin struck with new, polished dies, among the first to come off the tooling, and never put into circulation. It is also referred to as UNC, from the English "uncirculated." This condition is lost as soon as the coin changes hands.

Yes, it is a circulating coin of 2 euros, put into circulation in the Eurozone. But once spent, it loses its Mint State condition and its collector interest. Keep it in a capsule.

In a numismatic sleeve, with individual protection, in a neutral package without mention of contents. It arrives ready to be stored in a capsule or album.

Yes. 14-day returns.

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