Spain officcial bu set 2024 7,88€ - UNESCO Sevilla
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69,00 €
This collection includes the circulating coins issued in 2024, minted with coin blanks and dies specially treated to obtain Brilliant Uncirculated quality.
The coins are presented in a blister pack within an illustrated folder.
The collection includes the 2-euro commemorative coin dedicated this year to Sevilla, continuing the theme started in 2010 for 2-euro commemorative coins to commemorate properties and places included on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Issue limit: 10 000 sets
The coins are presented in a blister pack within an illustrated folder.
The collection includes the 2-euro commemorative coin dedicated this year to Sevilla, continuing the theme started in 2010 for 2-euro commemorative coins to commemorate properties and places included on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Issue limit: 10 000 sets
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