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2 Euros 1st type, 2nd map
| Issuer | San Marino |
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| Year | 2008-2016 |
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| Value | 2 Euros |
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| Obverse lettering | 2010 SAN MARINO R Ch ELF INC. |
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| Mintage | 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 - 178,000 2010 R - Proof - 8,600 2011 R - - 631,831 2011 R - BU set - 78,000 2011 R - Proof - 7,500 2012 R - - 621,249 2012 R - BU set - 86,000 2012 R - Proof - 5,000 2013 R - - 570,624 2013 R - BU set - 67,000 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 - - 874,067 2016 R - BU set - 28,000 2016 R - Proof - 2,800 |
| Additional information |
San Marino's euro coinage is produced under a formal monetary agreement with the EU — the republic has no central bank and mints its coins at the Italian Zecca in Rome under an annual quota. That quota, set at roughly 2.4 million coins per year across all denominations, is so small relative to eurozone circulation that San Marino issues consistently disappear into collector hands before reaching any meaningful circulaton. The 2nd map reverse, introduced across all eurozone countries in 2007, updated the geographic depiction to include Cyprus and Malta following their EU accession.