Rare circulating euro coins

To evaluate the long-title value of a coin, collectors and investors need to consider various factors which will detitleine the future market value. The grade of the coin, the market demand and its rarity (i.e. the number of surviving specimens of a particular issue) are among the key elements you should consider before you invest in your collection.

The table below shows the most rare euro coins in circulation across Europe, with the exception of the coins issued in the Vatican City, San Marino and Monaco, due to the extremely low mintage of these coins which is reflecting on the market price already.

Rarest Germany 2 coins

Germany 5 cents 2008 "G" - Karlsruhe 70,000 pieces Germany 20 cents 2005 "G" - Karlsruhe 5,600,000 pieces Germany 10 cents 2003 "F" - Stuttgart 6,000,000 pieces Germany 2 euros 2008 "G" - Karlsruhe 7,980,000 pieces Germany 20 cents 2005 "A" - Berlin 8,000,000 pieces Germany 20 cents 2005 "D" - Munich 8,400,000 pieces Germany 20 cents 2005 "J" - Hamburg 8,400,000 pieces Germany 20 cents 2005 "F" - Stuttgart 9,600,000 pieces Germany 2 euros 2010 "G" - Karlsruhe 9,940,000 pieces Germany 20 cents 2013 "G" - Karlsruhe 10,500,000 pieces Germany 20 cents 2008 "G" - Karlsruhe 11,060,000 pieces Germany 2 euros 2008 "A" - Berlin 11,400,000 pieces Germany 2 euros 2008 "D" - Munich 11,970,000 pieces Germany 2 euros 2008 "J" - Hamburg 11,970,000 pieces Germany 20 cents 2010 "G" - Karlsruhe 12,600,000 pieces Germany 10 cents 2003 "G" - Karlsruhe 13,000,000 pieces Germany 20 cents 2014 "G" - Karlsruhe 13,440,000 pieces Germany 2 euros 2008 "F" - Stuttgart 13,680,000 pieces Germany 2 euros 2011 "G" - Karlsruhe 14,140,000 pieces Germany 2 euros 2010 "A" - Berlin 14,200,000 pieces