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1 Euro 1st map

Issuer Bank of Greece
Year 2002-2006
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Value 1 Euro
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Obverse description The obverse features a faithful reproduction of the celebrated Athenian tetradrachm of circa 490 BC, depicting a right-facing owl standing erect with an olive sprig and crescent moon to the upper left, all rendered within the inner copper-nickel clad nickel disc. The face value '1 ΕΥΡΩ' appears in the field alongside the engraver's initials 'ΓΣ' (Geórgios Stamatópoulos) and the year of issue. The design is encircled by the twelve stars of the European Union arranged along the outer nickel brass ring, symbolising European unity. The inscriptions are rendered in the Greek script, maintaining the Hellenic character of the national side.
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Mintage 2002 - - 61,554,945
2002 - BU set - 54,945
2002 - BU set (Dutch Mint - Set; error strike: inscription with 2 instead of 3 lines at top left) - 5,000
2002 S - `S` mark in Star; S for Suomi (Finland) - 50,000,000
2003 - - 11,000,000
2003 - BU set - 99,300
2004 - - 10,000,000
2004 - BU set (Epikourios Apollon`s Temple) - 30,000
2005 - - 10,000,000
2005 - BU set (Ancient coins of Athens) - 50,000
2006 - - 10,000,000
2006 - BU set (Ancient Greek coins) - 50,000
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