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1 Euro 1st map
| Emittent | Bundesrepublik Deutschland (Federal Republic of Germany) |
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| Jahr | 2002-2006 |
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| Aversbeschreibung | The German federal eagle (Bundesadler), rendered in a stylised heraldic manner by engravers Heinz Hoyer and Sneschana Russewa-Hoyer, is displayed prominently in the centre of the coin. The eagle faces sinister with wings spread, serving as the traditional emblem of German sovereignty. Surrounding the central disc, the outer ring bears a garland of twelve five-pointed stars representing the member states of the European Union. The mint mark letter and year of issue appear in the field below the eagle, within the inner disc. |
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| Auflage | 2002 A - - 367,895,000 2002 A - BU set - 135,000 2002 A - Proof - 100,000 2002 D - - 372,600,000 2002 D - BU set - 135,000 2002 D - Proof - 100,000 2002 F - BU set - 135,000 2002 F - Proof - 100,000 2002 F - Two varieties; see comments - 439,800,000 2002 G - - 266,355,000 2002 G - BU set - 135,000 2002 G - Proof - 100,000 2002 J - - 372,308,000 2002 J - BU set - 135,000 2002 J - Proof - 100,000 2003 A - - 50,250,000 2003 A - BU set - 180,000 2003 A - Proof - 120,000 2003 D - In BU sets only - 180,000 2003 D - Proof - 120,000 2003 F - In BU sets only - 180,000 2003 F - Proof - 120,000 2003 G - In BU sets only - 180,000 2003 G - Proof - 120,000 2003 J - - 29,940,000 2003 J - BU set - 180,000 2003 J - Proof - 120,000 2004 A - - 21,855,000 2004 A - BU set - 135,000 2004 A - Proof - 106,000 2004 D - - 89,255,000 2004 D - BU set - 135,000 2004 D - Proof - 106,000 2004 F - - 88,200,000 2004 F - BU set - 135,000 2004 F - Proof - 106,000 2004 G - - 41,650,000 2004 G - BU set - 135,000 2004 G - Proof - 106,000 2004 J - In BU sets only - 135,000 2004 J - Proof - 106,000 2005 A - In BU sets only - 100,000 2005 A - Proof - 85,000 2005 D - In BU sets only - 100,000 2005 D - Proof - 85,000 2005 F - In BU sets only - 100,000 2005 F - Proof - 85,000 2005 G - In BU sets only - 100,000 2005 G - Proof - 85,000 2005 J - - 59,930,000 2005 J - BU set - 100,000 2005 J - Proof - 85,000 2006 A - In BU sets only - 90,000 2006 A - Proof - 75,000 2006 D - In BU sets only - 90,000 2006 D - Proof - 75,000 2006 F - In BU sets only - 90,000 2006 F - Proof - 75,000 2006 G - In BU sets only - 90,000 2006 G - Proof - 75,000 2006 J - In BU sets only - 90,000 2006 J - Proof - 75,000 |
| Zusätzliche Informationen |
Germany's euro coins entered circulation on January 1, 2002, the same day as eleven other eurozone nations — a logistical undertaking that required pre-stocking roughly 15 billion coins across the continent in the weeks prior. The Bundesbank alone distributed over 17 billion individual euro and cent pieces during the changeover period, with Deutsche Mark coins remaining legal tender only through February 28 of that year.
The "1st map" designation distinguishes this type from the redesigned reverse issued from 2007 onward, when the EU's cartographic representation was updated to reflect the bloc's eastern enlargements. Coins of this earlier type were struck across five German mints — Berlin (A), Munich (D), Stuttgart (F), Karlsruhe (G), and Hamburg (J) — with the mintmark the sole variable between otherwise identical pieces.