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5 Euros EU Membership

Issuer Central Bank of Cyprus
Year 2024
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Value 5 Euros
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Obverse description The coat of arms of Cyprus, comprising a shield bearing a dove in flight carrying an olive branch above the date 1960, flanked by two olive wreaths, occupies the central field. The trilingual country name legend arcs along the upper periphery in Latin, Greek, and Turkish — CYPRUS, ΚΥΠΡΟΣ, and KIBRIS — with the issue year 2024 inscribed in the field above the shield.
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Mintage 2024 - Proof - 2,000
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Cyprus joined the European Union on 1 May 2004, one of ten states admitted in the bloc's largest single enlargement. The accession came while the island remained politically divided — the Turkish-controlled north had rejected a UN reunification plan just days before membership took effect, meaning Cyprus entered the EU with its own government exercising no authority over roughly a third of its territory. That unresolved partition continues to shape every formal expression of Cypriot statehood, including its commemorative coinage program.

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