No, face value, which changes every day in US dollar terms. It can be calculated by multiplying the con's denomination by the day's US dollar value of a Euro.. Circulating Euros are issued in denominations of 1, 10, 20, and 50 cents; €1 and €2. As of Friday the Euro was worth approximately $1.32. So a Euro cent is worth 1.32¢, a 10 Euro cent is worth 13.2¢, and so forth. If you have three €1 coins, they are worth $3.96.
IloveCOINS,there are actually 15 countries that issues Euro coins,hence the 15 different obverses.From January 2007,this number will increase to 16,as Slovenia will be issuing its own Euro coins. If possible,could you try & get someone to help you upload some photos? Aidan.
Antidote,those are very nice & attractive coin designs.I'm sure that the few Euro coin collectors over here in New Zealand will want these.I can't wait for the Maltese & Cypriot Euro coins to be issued. Aidan.
Hi Aidan, I just ordered the new coins directly from the Bank of Slovenia. Nothing left for you people in NZ, Down Under or anywhere in the world
No, Aidan, no ebay. Not any more. Coins I want to sell can be found on a different site. Ebay? Never ever again! No sales planned in the near future. Buy/sell/trade information is not permitted in this forum. I don't have to sell coins to make a living.
The official order form of the slovenian bank says "Dispatch will be after 15 December 2007" (I guess it's supposed to be 2006) and "Orders for ..... retail we will accept after 1 January 2007"
