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25 Euros - Henri I Council of Europe
| Issuer | Banque Centrale du Luxembourg |
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| Year | 2024 |
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| Currency | Euro (2002-date) |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Reverse description | The reverse commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Council of Europe, featuring a stylized architectural composition evoking arching forms reminiscent of the Palace of Europe in Strasbourg, rising above a series of concentric circular waves in the lower field. The legend CONSEIL DE L'EUROPE arcs along the upper rim, with the inscription 75e ANNIVERSAIRE prominently displayed across the upper central field. The denomination 25€ appears within the arching motif, flanked by the founding year 1949 to the left and 2024 to the right. At the lower center, the official logo of the Council of Europe is depicted within a rectangular panel, bearing both COUNCIL OF EUROPE and CONSEIL DE L'EUROPE inscriptions. |
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Luxembourg's Council of Europe commemorative slots into a broader collector program run by several member states, but this particular issue marks the country's 2024 presidency of the Committee of Ministers — a rotating position Luxembourg has held multiple times since the Council's founding in 1949, when it was among the ten original signatories to the Statute of London.