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5 Euro Cents

Issuer Národná banka Slovenska (National Bank of Slovakia)
Year 2009-2024
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse script Latin
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Mintage 2009 - - 78,098,000
2009 - BU set - 120,000
2009 - Proof - 13,000
2010 - In BU sets only - 25,000
2010 - Proof - 5,000
2011 - In BU sets only - 25,000
2011 - Proof - 6,000
2012 - In BU sets only - 23,000
2012 - Proof - 6,000
2013 - In BU sets only - 23,500
2013 - Proof - 5,500
2014 - In BU sets only - 21,500
2014 - Proof - 3,500
2015 - In BU sets only - 21,500
2015 - Proof - 3,500
2016 - In BU sets only - 23,000
2016 - Proof - 3,000
2017 - - 6,120,000
2017 - BU set - 8,000
2017 - Proof - 3,000
2018 - - 8,000,000
2018 - BU set - 3,000
2018 - Proof - 800
2019 - - 4,000,000
2019 - BU set - 6,000
2020 - - 16,000,000
2020 - BU set - 5,000
2020 - Proof - 1,900
2021 - - 6,300,000
2021 - BU set - 5,000
2022 - - 10,000,000
2022 - BU set - 11,000
2022 - proof set - 1,900
2023 - - 3,000,000
2023 - In BU sets only - 6,000
2023 - Proof - 2,800
2024 - -
Additional information

Slovakia joined the eurozone on 1 January 2009, retiring the koruna after nearly sixteen years of post-Czechoslovak independence. The timing was fortunate: Slovakia locked in its euro conversion rate before the 2008 financial crisis fully destabilized currency markets across Central Europe, a negotiating outcome that neighboring countries still transitioning to the euro have since envied. These cents entered circulation on the first day of that changeover and have been produced continuously since.

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