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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Aidan Work, post: 154997, member: 1824&quot;]Bart,I am interested in the ones from Ireland,as it depicts the harp,just like on all other Irish coins since 1928.I have the 2002 issue,which always turns up,but I recently picked up a battered Irish 2004 1 Euro-Cent.The Irish Euro coins are of interest to me,as Ireland was a member of the British Commonwealth right up until 1949.It will be very good when Cyprus &amp; Malta start issuing their own Euro coins &amp; print their own Euro notes.I don&#039;t know what serial number prefixes have been assigned,as the Irish Euro notes have the letter &#039;T&#039; at the start of the serial numbers on the backs of the Euro notes.I have a 5 Euro &amp; a 10 Euro from Ireland,both dated 2002 &amp; with the signature of the late Wim Duisenberg,who was a Dutchman &amp; the first President of the European Central Bank.The Irish Euro coins dated 2003 &amp; later are always hard to find.</p><p><br /></p><p>Have you ever studied the mintmarks &amp; privy marks on the Euro coins.The Luxembourgish ones are of interest,as you can tell which ones were struck prior to 2002,just by looking at the Royal Dutch Mint&#039;s privy marks.There is a section in another part of the board that is about the mintmarks &amp; privy marks on the Euro coins.You will find that to be a very good read.</p><p><br /></p><p>Aidan.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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