Top-20 Rare euro coins

How much is a coin worth? To determine the present and future value of a coin, you need to take into account quite a few factors with varying degrees of relevancy. The grade of the coin, the market demand and the rarity (= the number of surviving specimens of a particular issue) are some of the key factors you should consider.

In the table below you can see the lowest mintage euro coins.

Rare euros
Ireland 2 euros 2009 Celtic Harp Mintage: 18,092 pieces	Greece 2 euros 2007 Europa abducted by Zeus Mintage: 20,000 pieces	Ireland 50 cents 2009 Celtic Harp Mintage: 38,351 pieces	Portugal 5 cents 2003 First Portuguese Royal Seal (AD 1134) Mintage: 55,000 pieces
Portugal 1 cent 2003 First Portuguese Royal Seal (AD 1134) Mintage: 55,000 pieces	Portugal 2 cents 2003 First Portuguese Royal Seal (AD 1134) Mintage: 55,000 pieces	Vatican 5 cents 2005 Sede Vacante Mintage: 60,000 pieces	Vatican 2 euros 2005 Sede Vacante Mintage: 60,000 pieces
Vatican 1 euro 2005 Sede Vacante Mintage: 60,000 pieces	Vatican 50 cents 2005 Sede Vacante Mintage: 60,000 pieces	Vatican 10 cents 2005 Sede Vacante Mintage: 60,000 pieces	Vatican 2 cents 2005 Sede Vacante Mintage: 60,000 pieces
Vatican 1 cent 2005 Sede Vacante Mintage: 60,000 pieces	Vatican 20 cents 2005 Sede Vacante Mintage: 60,000 pieces	San Marino 10 cents 2006 Basilica of San Marinus Mintage: 65,000 pieces	San Marino 20 cents 2006 Saint Marinus inspired by a painting of the school of Guercino Mintage: 65,000 pieces
San Marino 1 euro 2005 Coat of arms Mintage: 70,000 pieces	San Marino 1 euro 2003 Coat of arms Mintage: 70,000 pieces	San Marino 20 cents 2004 Saint Marinus inspired by a painting of the school of Guercino Mintage: 70,000 pieces	San Marino 2 euros 2003 Government Building (Palazzo Pubblico) Mintage: 70,000 pieces