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| 背面描述 | The reverse, common to all eurozone 2 euro cent coins, depicts a stylised globe rendered in low relief, positioned to the left of the face value numeral, showing Europe in geographical relation to Africa and Asia. The denomination 2 EURO CENT appears to the right of the globe in bold numerals and lettering. The mint mark initials LL, denoting engraver Luc Luycx, appear at lower right. The design emphasises Europe's place within a broader world context. |
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| 铸造量 | 2007 - BU sets - 100,000 2007 Fi - - 44,150,000 2008 - BU sets - 148,000 2008 - Proof sets - 2,000 2009 - - 12,300,000 2009 - BU sets - 100,000 2010 - BU sets - 70,000 2010 - Proof sets - 5,000 2011 - BU sets - 15,000 2011 - Proof sets - 2,000 2012 - BU sets - 15,000 2012 - Proof sets - 2,000 2013 - BU sets - 15,000 2013 - Proof sets - 2,000 2014 - BU sets - 15,000 2014 - Proof sets - 1,500 2015 - BU sets - 13,500 2015 - Proof sets - 1,500 2016 - BU sets - 10,500 2016 - Proof sets - 1,500 2017 - BU sets - 8,000 2017 - Proof sets - 1,000 2018 - BU sets - 8,000 2018 - Proof sets - 750 2018 - Smaller obverse picture with rounded serifs - 6,000,000 2019 - BU sets - 8,000 2019 - Proof sets - 750 2019 - Smaller obverse picture with rounded serifs - 22,000,000 2020 - - 11,000,000 2020 - BU set - 7,000 2020 - proof set - 500 2021 - - 7,000,000 2021 - BU set - 6,000 2021 - proof set - 500 2022 - - 5,000,000 2022 - BU set - 6,000 2022 - proof set - 500 2023 - - 6,000,000 2023 - BU set - 6,000 2023 - proof set - 750 |
| 附加信息 |
Slovenia's euro coins entered circulation on January 1, 2007, the same day the country adopted the euro — making 2007-dated pieces first-year issues from a eurozone member that had been independent for less than two decades. The transition was managed with unusual precision; Slovenia was the first of the post-communist EU accession states to meet all Maastricht convergence criteria and join the eurozone.
KM#69 shares its physical specification with every other 2-euro-cent piece in the eurozone, mandated by EU regulation with no national discretion over the alloy or dimensions.