UEFA Euro 2024 Germany 11 € 2024 bu silver coin 14 gr
Price:
35,00 €
Face value: 11 €
Weight: 14 g
Silver: 50%
Diameter: 30 mm
Mintage: 111 111
The reverse of the coin depicts a football and 4 flags sporting the colors of Germany: Red, Yellow and Black. All around the reverse, the inscriptions: "UEFA FUßBALL-EUROPAMEISTERSCHAFT 2024" and "FINALE BERLIN". The obverse of the coin depicts the German Coat of Arms, the imperial eagle, with the inscriptions: "BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND 2024", "11 EURO" - the face value, and "SILBER 500 A" – the fineness of the Silver.
Weight: 14 g
Silver: 50%
Diameter: 30 mm
Mintage: 111 111
The reverse of the coin depicts a football and 4 flags sporting the colors of Germany: Red, Yellow and Black. All around the reverse, the inscriptions: "UEFA FUßBALL-EUROPAMEISTERSCHAFT 2024" and "FINALE BERLIN". The obverse of the coin depicts the German Coat of Arms, the imperial eagle, with the inscriptions: "BUNDESREPUBLIK DEUTSCHLAND 2024", "11 EURO" - the face value, and "SILBER 500 A" – the fineness of the Silver.
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