Commemorative coins

The coin commemorates the title of Count of Carladès, attributed, by historical tradition, to the second in the line of succession and which today belongs to Princess Gabriella.

The national side features a typographic design: the right-aligned words “Wir sind ein Volk” (“We are one people”) are positioned, one on top of the other, to the left of a slightly off-centre vertical axis.

The coin commemorates the title of Count of Carladès, attributed, by historical tradition, to the second in the line of succession and which today belongs to Princess Gabriella.

The design depicts in the centre the current track layout of the racing circuit in Spa-Francorchamps. On the left side of the coin, the total distance (in meters) of the circuit, ‘7.004 M’, is displayed and below it also the year of the establishment of the circuit, ‘1921’, is shown.

The design features an abstract door symbolizing state visits, with a mirror-finish rectangular shape.

The design depicts in its centre the effigy of Grand Duke Henri and in the background the grand ducal Palace.

The design depicts at the bottom a hand holding a pencil writing on a piece of paper. The upper part of the pencil ends up in an olive branch, continuing with doves, both being symbols of peace.

The design shows, in the center, a depiction of the Amerigo Vespucci Training Ship which, at full sail, plows the sea waves.

The design features the contours of Lithuania. The state borders are surrounded by a stylised spine barrier, symbolising the concept of holistic and whole-of-society defence.

The design shows the Saarschleife bend in the Saar river, reduced to the key features of the motif of the meandering river, which characterises the hilly landscape. Groups of trees depicted along the course of the river symbolise the forested landscape around the picturesque Saarschleife.

The design shows, in the centre, a depiction of the Holy Door located in the Basilica of Saint Peter.

The design shows the facade of the Louvre on the east side, mixed with the iconic plan of the Museum's maze of extraordinary rooms.

The design depicts in the centre the classical allegorical representation of good fortune, the goddess Fortuna, carrying the horn of plenty. On the right and below are 4 depictions of a four-leaf clover, another universal symbol of luck.

The design shows a view of the "Convento de San Esteban". At the bottom, the legend ESPANA and the year of issue 2025. At the top, in capital letters, the word SALAMANCA and the mint mark "Eme Coronada”.

In the centre is the Virgin in prayer, a detail of the painting "Adoration of the Shepherds" by Domenico Ghirlandaio, kept in the Sassetti Chapel of Santa Trinità (Florence).

Himmeli is an ancient Latvian Christmas decoration. The design shows the traditional module shape the decoration is made up: the octahedron which consists of 12 interconnected straws and it symbolises the year with its 12 months.

It is considered that the first contacts of the Andorran population with skiing took place in 1924. Nowadays, skiing is the country's king of sports making Andorra a very popular destination thanks to its snow-capped mountains, spectacular landscapes and world-class ski resorts.

The design depicts Cyprus as a power of creation and development within the European environment, symbolized by the building of the European Commission in Brussels. The globe of the Earth is also shown, symbolizing the geopolitical importance of Cyprus and its contribution to peace and wellbeing...