Slovenia 2021 Annual 10-Coin EURO BU Set
Price:
45,00 €
Quality: Brilliant Uncirculated
Issue limit: 8,000
Alloy: Base Metal
Denomination: Euro
Number of coins: 10
This collection includes all Slovenian euro coin denominations with the national obverse, the 2021 commemorative €2 coin honoring
200th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Carniola Provincial Museum, as well as a bimetallic €3 coin - 300th anniversary of Škofjeloški pasijon
The coins come delivered in a protective folder and sleeve.
Issue limit: 8,000
Alloy: Base Metal
Denomination: Euro
Number of coins: 10
This collection includes all Slovenian euro coin denominations with the national obverse, the 2021 commemorative €2 coin honoring
200th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Carniola Provincial Museum, as well as a bimetallic €3 coin - 300th anniversary of Škofjeloški pasijon
The coins come delivered in a protective folder and sleeve.
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