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2-euro coins of the Netherlands

Capital
Amsterdam (seat of government: The Hague)
Population
17.089.730
Area
41.526 km²
Official language
Dutch
Conversion rate
1 Euro = 2,20371 NLG
EU member since
23 July 1952
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Location in Europe

Country information

The Netherlands lie on the North Sea coast; large parts of the country were reclaimed from the sea and lie below sea level. As a founding member of the European Economic Community (1957), the Netherlands belongs to the EU's core nations. The country introduced the euro in 1999 as book money and in 2002 as cash. Its capital is Amsterdam.

Mintmarks & mints

MintmarkWinged caduceus – mintmark of the Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt in Utrecht (until 2019).
MintmarkBow and arrow – mint master mark of Mint Master Chris van Draanen, found on all 2-euro coins of 1999.
MintmarkBow and arrow with star – mint master mark of Mint Master Erik J. van Schouwenburg, found on the 2-euro coins of 2000.
MintmarkFruit-bearing vine – mint master mark of Mint Master Robert Bruens, found on 2-euro coins dated 2001.
MintmarkFruit-bearing vine with star – mint master mark of Mint Master Maarten Brouwer on coins dated 2002.
MintmarkSail of the three-masted clipper. Mint master mark of Maarten Brouwer since 2003, found on all 2-euro coins.
MintmarkGeorgios Stamatopoulos – initials of the coin designer for the joint 2-euro commemorative coin 2009.
MintmarkRoosje Klap & Claudia Linders – initials of the coin designers for the 2-euro commemorative coin 2013.
MintmarkCaduceus with star – mintmark of the mint on the 2-euro commemorative coin 2014.
MintmarkGeorgios Stamatopoulos – initials of the coin designer for the joint 2-euro commemorative coin 2015.
MintmarkSail of the three-masted clipper with star. Provisional mint master mark of Kees Bruinsma, found on all of the country's 2-euro coins from 2016 onwards.
MintmarkDouble-arch bridge. Mint master mark of Stephan Satijn, found on all of the country's 2-euro coins from 2018 onwards.
MintmarkThe Raven. New mint master mark of Bert van Ravenswaaij, found on all of the country's 2-euro coins from 2022 onwards.
MintmarkWinged caduceus – mintmark of the Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt in Houten (since 2020).
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2-euro commemorative coins
2
2-euro circulation coins

Series from the Netherlands

Joint issues · 6

All issues

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Is a 2-euro coin from the Netherlands worth anything?

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