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2 Euro Cents 1st type
| Issuer | Azienda Autonoma di Stato Filatelica e Numismatica (AASFN) |
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| Year | 2002-2016 |
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| Weight | 3.06 g |
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| Reverse lettering | 2 EURO CENT LL |
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| Mintage | 2002 R - In BU sets only - 120,050 2003 R - In BU sets only - 70,000 2004 R - - 1,465,000 2005 R - In BU sets only - 210,000 2006 R - - 2,730,000 2007 R - In BU sets only - 70,000 2008 R - In BU sets only - 50,000 2008 R - Proof - 13,000 2009 R - In BU sets only - 50,000 2009 R - Proof - 13,000 2010 R - In BU sets only - 48,000 2010 R - Proof - 8,600 2011 R - In BU sets only - 48,000 2011 R - Proof - 8,000 2012 R - In BU sets only - 80,000 2012 R - Proof - 5,000 2013 R - In BU sets only - 45,000 2013 R - Proof - 5,000 2014 R - In BU sets only - 35,000 2014 R - Proof - 4,000 2015 R - In BU sets only - 32,000 2015 R - Proof - 2,400 2016 R - In BU sets only - 28,000 2016 R - Proof - 2,800 |
| Additional information |
San Marino's euro coinage is struck under contract by the Italian mint in Rome, a practical arrangement dating to the country's long monetary dependence on Italy — the two nations had shared the lira since 1897 under a formal convention. Annual mintages for San Marino euro issues are deliberately kept small to serve the collector market rather than general circulation, meaning most examples never pass through a single hand as currency. The AASFN manages philatelic and numismatic sales directly, effectively making the state itself the primary dealer in its own coinage.