Slovakia 2€ commemorative coin 2026 - 50th anniversary of Czechoslovakia’s victory in the European Football Championship

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The face of this coin features the logo of the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the release of The Little Prince in France. It shows the Little Prince deep in thought. Behind him, the number “80” can be seen, referring to the anniversary. Above him is the inscription “Le Petit Prince” (The Little Prince) as well as the letters “RF” for République Française (French Republic) and two hallmarks. Below the Little Prince is the inscription “2026”, indicating the year of issue.

Issuing volume: 75 000 coin card

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Issuing volume: 50 000 BU quality coin card Fi / Eng languages


“Raili & Reima Pietilä” -two of the most influential architects in Finland during the 1960’s.Raili (1926 – 2021) and Reima (1923 – 1993) Pietilä were architects in Finland during the 1960’s. Raili Paatelainen graduated as an architect in 1956 at the Helsinki University of Technology. Reima Pietilä graduated in 1953 when he was almost 30 years old. Raili and Reima started working at the same agency: their first joint project was the Dipoli Student Union Building of the Helsinki University of Technology, designed in 1961. They got married in 1963.

This 2 Euro Coin has been exclusively designed by Pekka Rytkönen, as a tribute to Raili and Reima Pietilä. On the obverse, one of their most important buildings: Dipoli, now in hands of Aalto University but originally owned by the Helsinki University of Technology. Here, the Mercury Staff is visible, and also the initials FI and the year 2026 are depicted here. On the right the initial R, referring to Pekka Rytkönen. The reverse shows the national side of the 2 Euro Coin.

The Finland 2 euro “Raili & Reima Pietilä” 2026 BU Quality is placed in a coincard. On the obverse, we see the Hervanta Central Axis, an activity centre designed by Raili and Reima Pietilä. The reverse shows a picture of the duo at work.

The National Geographic Institute (NGI), established by the Act of 8 June 1976, builds on a rich scientific and industrial tradition dating back to Belgium’s independence. Today, the NGI is Belgium’s national cartographic agency, under the authority of the Minister of Defence, and plays an essential role in mapping our country. The NGI produces and manages reliable geographical reference data for the Belgian territory and, as the administrator of the Belgian geodetic reference system, ensures accurate and high-quality geodetic networks covering the whole country. At the same time, the NGI is firmly focused on the future. As a geobroker and innovative knowledge partner, it brings together public and private sector organisations, academic institutions and scientific partners to address the geographical and societal challenges of today and tomorrow..

Issuing volume: 2 x 62 500 coins