A few weeks ago we posted about the new 2 euro commemorative coins that were already released. Today we focus on the two new commemorative coins minted by the Portuguese Republic.

A few weeks ago we brought you some of the most expensive commemorative two euro coins and its low cost version. This week we are going to focus on some very innovative coins that are causing great interest in collectors from all over the world: the new German series of 5 Euro coins dedicated to the climatic zones. And as a novelty, are the first commemorative Euro coins that include a translucent plastic polymer in its minting process.

We already explained in a previous article some tricks to fund  your own coin collection using 2 euro commemorative coins. Today we are gonna keep telling you some tricks that you can follow in order to finance your own collection so you can avoid spending too much money on it.

Some weeks ago we were telling you here how the low numbers on the mint of the new 2 euro coins from Spain that commemorate the 50th birthday of the King Felipe and the one of the inclusion of Santiago de Compostela in the UNESCO World Heritage list made them to achieve high prices and might make them hard to obtain in the future. This week we bring you a new curiosity, a list of some of the most expensive 2 euro coins along with their similar low-cost version. With low-cost version we mean those that can be purchased at a much lower price just because they are from a different year or a different mint, keeping the same design as the expensive version.

Some weeks ago we were giving out all the information about the new 2 euro commemorative coins that were already circulating. Among them there is a coin commonly issued by all countries dedicated to the centenary of the independence of the baltic republics: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. And in line with this common commemorative coin, this week we want to make a review of all the common commemorative coins that have been minted since the beginning of the Euro.