This Slovenian annual set in a case includes the eight euro denominations for the year 2026 + the 2 euro commemorative coin issued for the 150th anniversary of Ivan Cankar's birth + 1 3 euro commemorative coin to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the poet Srecko Kosovel, struck in BU (Brilliant Uncirculated) quality.

1, 2, and 5 cent coins – a stork, a border stone from the Duchy of Carantania, the ancient Prince's Stone and a sower, detail from a painting by the Slovenian Impressionist Ivan Grohar.
Coins of 10, 20, and 50 cents – the unrealized plans of architect Jože Plečnik for the Slovenian parliament, known as the "Cathedral of Freedom," two Lipizzaner horses, and Mount Triglav (Slovenia's highest mountain) under the zodiac sign of Cancer.
1 Euro coin – effigy of Primož Trubar, author of the first book printed in Slovene.
2 Euro coin – the profile of the Slovenian poet "France Prešeren", a line from his poem "Zdravljica": "Shivé naj vsi narodi" (May God bless all peoples), which is used in the national anthem.
commemorative 2 euro coin – 150th anniversary of Ivan Cankar's birth. The inner part of the coin features a design commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Ivan Cankar, an important writer of Slovenian literature and a major figure of Slovenian modernism. Through his novels, plays, and essays, he powerfully expressed social themes and his country's cultural identity. His lasting influence on literature and culture is honored here. The name of the issuing country "Slovenija" and the year of issue "2026" are also present, as is the inscription "IVAN CANKAR 1876".
commemorative 3 euro coin – 100 years of the poet Srečko Kosovel. The inner part of the coin represents an atmosphere and an exploration of language through forms and experimentation rather than a simple portrait accompanied by a year. This is precisely what is important to Kosovel. The design is inspired by Kosovel's "collage" technique, which involves working with text fragments and press clippings. This creates the effect of a small graphic scene: words and shapes intertwine, resulting in a modern message, almost like a poster.