Italy 2€ commemorative coin 2025 - Jubilee 2025
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7,00 €
Feature: Jubilee 2025
Description: The design shows, in the centre, a depiction of the Holy Door located in the Basilica of Saint Peter. At the top, in semi-circle, the inscription "IUBILAEUM", while at the bottom, always in semi-circle, closing the Latin inscription, a series of alternating empty and full fish, symbol of Christianity. On the left “2025”, year of the coin issuance and “R”, identifying the Mint of Rome; on the right “RI”, acronym of the Italian Republic and, “C.M.” author's initials (Claudia Momoni)”. The coin’s outer ring bears the 12 stars of the European flag.
Issuing volume: 3 000 000 coins
Description: The design shows, in the centre, a depiction of the Holy Door located in the Basilica of Saint Peter. At the top, in semi-circle, the inscription "IUBILAEUM", while at the bottom, always in semi-circle, closing the Latin inscription, a series of alternating empty and full fish, symbol of Christianity. On the left “2025”, year of the coin issuance and “R”, identifying the Mint of Rome; on the right “RI”, acronym of the Italian Republic and, “C.M.” author's initials (Claudia Momoni)”. The coin’s outer ring bears the 12 stars of the European flag.
Issuing volume: 3 000 000 coins
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Issuing volume: 500 000 coins
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Feature: World scouting
Description: The coin honours World Scouting and youth movements that promote cultural exchange, mutual understanding, and friendship, since in 2025, the 16th World Scout Moot will be held in Portugal, bringing together scouts aged 18 to 25 from around the world to learn from one another and develop new skills.
The design shows a fleur-de-lis, the most universal symbol of Scouting. Surrounding this central motif are several inscriptions: above, the phrase “Sempre alerta. Sempre pronto” —the two Portuguese translations of Baden-Powell’s motto ‘Be Prepared,’ used by the two major Scouting organizations in Portugal; to the left, the name of the designer; below, the era and issuing country, “Portugal” ; and to the right, the national coat of arms of Portugal, followed by the mintmark “Casa da Moeda”. The coin’s outer ring bears the 12 stars of the European flag.
Issuing volume: 500 000 coins
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Issuing volume: 500 000 coins
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Feature: Finland–Sweden Athletics International
Description: The design features two legs in motion and arching, dashed lines representing a running track. The design commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Finland–Sweden Athletics International, celebrating both Finnish sporting tradition and the event’s collective spirit. At the top, the year “2025” is displayed horizontally. The mintmark appears on the centre left of the image area, and the lettering “FI” is on the centre right. The coin’s outer ring bears the 12 stars of the European flag.
Issuing volume: 204 000 coins
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Issuing volume: 204 000 coins
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Issuing volume: 200 000 coins
Description: The central motif on the design is the Pula's Arena (the amphitheatre), one among the most prominent ancient monuments in the Republic of Croatia, shown from the view of the Adriatic Sea depicted below the central motif to highlight the distinctly Mediterranean attribute of Croatia. On the right side of the Arena there is an image of the church of St. Anthony built in the 1930s, which is part of the panoramic view of the City of Pula. The coin also features the inscriptions of the issuing country "HRVATSKA" (Croatia), the year of issuance "2025." and the words "GRAD PULA-ARENA" (City of Pula-Arena), which are all inscribed circularly along the edge of the coin's core. The national side of the coin is designed by sculptor Duje Botteri. The coin’s outer ring bears the 12 stars of the European flag.
Issuing volume: 200 000 coins
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