The 2 euros in Italy began to be “perceptible” from the beginning of the new century, with the arrival of the euro in our lives, from January 1, 2002, and from the beginning the representations on the currencies of this type also kept a certain symbolic Effect. Dante Alighieri was chosen as the “model” for the 2 euro coins.
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It is no coincidence that a major figure such as the great poet, one of the most important figures in Italian history and father of the Italian language, represents the natural choice for such a widely circulated coin: Dante, in fact, began to “appear” as a representative since 2002 and the Rome Mint has not changed this image for over 20 years.
It is obviously the most common 2 euro version in our country and although it is the most widespread in the absolute sense, there are some editions that are rarer than others.
In general, each form of 2 euros featuring Dante has been minted in smaller quantities in recent years, so a copy in current uncirculated condition as developed in 2019 and 2020 can fetch up to 15 euros.
It is different with embossing errors, which are often sold on online auction sites for very important amounts, even tens of thousands of euros. The minting error corresponds to a coin that is natively produced with some differences from the base model.
Missing parts such as numbers, different representations but also minting errors can actually make one currency rarer than others, but the value does not necessarily correspond to 100% rarity, since the minting error corresponds to a term that is always based on market demand.
Basically, a coin is also worth a lot because of its rarity, but more importantly, it is collector demand that makes an issue more or less interesting.
