Netherlands Euro Coins

The Netherlands was one of the EU's smaller members, with a population of 15 million, but also one of its most enthusiastic. From the outset it embraced the euro, and planned a quicker changeover to the currency than any other country, withdrawing the guilder four weeks into 2002. The country which hosted the negotiations for the Maastricht and Amsterdam treaties, benefited from a weak euro.

Dutch euro coins have two designs by Bruno Ninaber van Eyben, both of which feature a portrait or effigy of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands. All coins share the 12 stars of the EU and the year of imprint in their design. Like in Finland, the Dutch have decided not to issue one and two cent coins anymore starting from September 1, 2004. The coins remain legal tender, but are no longer issued in shops. Sums are rounded to the nearest €0.05; hence sums ending in €0.01, €0.02, €0.06 or €0.07 are rounded down, and those ending in €0.03, €0.04, €0.08 or €0.09 are rounded up. The rounding is applied to the grand total only, while individual prices are still shown and summed up with €0.01 precision. This method is known as "Swedish rounding".

The Dutch 2 euro coin edge inscription:

Edge

GOD BE WITH US in Dutch

Mintmarks on Dutch euro coins:

All	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003
Mercury's wand	Bow and arrow	Bow and arrow with star	Vine branch and fruits	Vine branch and fruits with star	Sailboat
Royal Dutch Mint in Utrecht	Drs. Chr. van Draanen	W. J. van Schauwenburg [1]	R. Bruens	Maarten Brouwer	Maarten Brouwer

[1] - The start in the mintmark indicates a temporary director

Dutch circulation Coins

Netherlands 2 euros - Queen Beatrix in profile

Date	Mintage	Shop
2010	166,000	Buy
2009	225,000	Buy
2008	100,000	View
2007	288,000	View
2006	100,000	View
2005	200,000	Buy
2004	300,000	View
2003	1,200,000	Buy
2002	37,200,000	Buy
2001	140,500,000	Buy
2000	24,400,000	Buy
1999	9,900,000	View

Netherlands 1 euro - Queen Beatrix in profile

Date	Mintage	Shop
2010	166,000	Buy
2009	285,000	Buy
2008	100,000	View
2007	288,000	View
2006	100,000	View
2005	200,000	Buy
2004	300,000	View
2003	1,400,000	Buy
2002	20,100,000	Buy
2001	67,900,000	Buy
2000	62,800,000	Buy
1999	63,500,000	Buy

Netherlands 50 cents - Queen Beatrix in profile

Date	Mintage	Shop
2010	202,000	Buy
2008	100,000	Buy
2007	363,000	Buy
2006	100,000	Buy
2005	300,000	Buy
2004	300,000	Buy
2003	1,200,000	Buy
2002	80,900,000	Buy
2001	94,500,000	Buy
2000	87,000,000	Buy
1999	99,600,000	Buy

Netherlands 20 cents - Queen Beatrix in profile

Date	Mintage	Shop
2010	202,000	Buy
2009	285,000	Buy
2008	100,000	Buy
2007	363,000	Buy
2006	100,000	Buy
2005	300,000	Buy
2004	20,500,000	Buy
2003	58,200,000	Buy
2002	51,200,000	Buy
2001	97,600,000	Buy
2000	67,500,000	Buy
1999	86,500,000	Buy

Netherlands 10 cents - Queen Beatrix in profile

Date	Mintage	Shop
2010	202,000	Buy
2009	285,000	Buy
2008	100,000	Buy
2007	363,000	Buy
2006	100,000	Buy
2005	300,000	Buy
2004	400,000	Buy
2003	1,200,000	Buy
2002	800,000	View
2001	193,500,000	Buy
2000	156,700,000	Buy
1999	149,700,000	Buy

Netherlands 5 cents - Queen Beatrix in profile

Date	Mintage	Shop
2010	70,235,000	Buy
2009	70,335,000	Buy
2008	74,700,000	Buy
2007	50,413,000	Buy
2006	60,100,000	Buy
2005	80,400,000	Buy
2004	400,000	Buy
2003	1,400,000	Buy
2002	900,000	View
2001	205,900,000	Buy
2000	184,200,000	Buy
1999	213,000,000	Buy

Netherlands 2 cents - Queen Beatrix in profile

Date	Mintage	Shop
2010	235,000	Buy
2009	335,000	Buy
2008	200,000	Buy
2007	413,000	Buy
2006	200,000	Buy
2005	400,000	Buy
2004	115,700,000	Buy
2003	151,200,000	Buy
2002	53,100,000	Buy
2001	145,800,000	Buy
2000	122,000,000	Buy
1999	109,000,000	Buy

Netherlands 1 cent - Queen Beatrix in profile

Date	Mintage	Shop
2010	235,000	Buy
2009	335,000	Buy
2008	200,000	Buy
2007	413,000	Buy
2006	200,000	Buy
2005	400,000	Buy
2004	113,900,000	Buy
2003	58,100,000	Buy
2002	800,000	View
2001	179,300,000	Buy
2000	276,800,000	Buy
1999	47,800,000	Buy

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