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1 Euro
| Issuer | Andorra |
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| Year | 2014-2023 |
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| Value | 1 Euro |
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| Obverse description | Central motif depicts the Casa de la Vall, the historic 16th-century manor house that served as the seat of the General Council of Andorra, rendered in fine detail within the coin's field. The building is shown in a frontal architectural elevation, with characteristic stone masonry elements faithfully reproduced. Encircling the upper periphery, twelve five-pointed stars arranged in a ring symbolise the European Union. The country name ANDORRA and the year of issue appear as part of the legend around the design. |
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| Mintage | 2014 - - 511,842 2014 - BU set - 70,000 2014 - Euro Lots UNC for residents of Andorra - 70,000 2014 - Proof - 3,000 2015 - BU set - 40,000 2016 - - 2,339,200 2016 - BU set - 35,000 2017 - - 13,000 2017 - BU set - 22,000 2018 - BU set - 20,000 2019 - BU set - 15,000 2020 - BU set - 12,000 2021 - - 50,000 2021 - BU set - 10,500 2022 - BU set - 10,500 2023 - BU set - 10,500 |
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Andorra only gained the legal right to issue its own euro coinage following a monetary agreement with the EU signed in June 2011, with circulation pieces not appearing until 2014. Prior to this, the principality used euros de facto without any formal issuing authority — French and Spanish coins circulated interchangeably, a practical arrangement that had worked for decades with the franc and peseta before them.
Annual mintages remain among the lowest of any euro-issuing territory, keeping collector demand persistently ahead of supply.