Collectors are on the hunt for a rare 2 euro coin that is already selling for 3,500 euros

The German Federal Government has issued a total of 30 million 2 euro coins, which since the day they came on the market have become the object and desire of thousands of collectors who wish to acquire one of them.

The peculiarity of all of them is that they are commemorative coins in honor of the 175th anniversary of the Constitution of Paulskirche, containing data and information regarding the said Magna Carta.

As can be seen in the image below, the coin has “Paulskirchenverfassung 1849” written on the reverse, the year the Constitution was signed, while on the bottom you can read “2024” next to the letter ‘D’ . , which represents the letter of the country code, in this case Germany.

In addition, you can read the 12 European stars applied to the outer ring of the face, as well as the initials of Berlin artist Bodo Broschat.

In connection with its transmission, and in accordance with what the media indicate Der Westen, The value of each of the 30 million coins could increase over time, especially if a mis-minting occurs, although this would be somewhat strange, but as is the case in these cases, it would give the coin a greater value.

Currently, this coin, of which there are 30 million copies, is being marketed on buying and selling platforms such as eBay at a price of about 3,500 euros, however, this number may seem much higher if you take into account the entire European Union. has more than 341 million inhabitants.