According to the Central Bank Russian Federation On July 23, 2019, the price for 1 euro (EUR) is 70,6546 Russian ruble (RUB). Compared to the previous working day, the change was -0,1395 Russian ruble. To view the euro's course archive, click on the link "Today" and select the desired date with the calendar.
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| date | CBC | Change | Percent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Today, W. | 1 EUR \u003d 70.65 RUB | -0,14 RUB. | -0,20 % |
| July 20, Sat | 1 EUR \u003d 70.79 RUB | +0,19 RUB. | +0,27 % |
| July 19, PT | 1 EUR \u003d 70.61 RUB | +0,05 RUB. | +0,07 % |
| July 18th | 1 EUR \u003d 70.56 RUB | -0,12 RUB. | -0,17 % |
| July 17, Wed | 1 EUR \u003d 70.68 RUB | -0,18 RUB. | -0,25 % |
| July 16, W | 1 EUR \u003d 70,86 RUB | -0,15 RUB. | -0,22 % |
| July 13, Sat | 1 EUR \u003d 71.01 RUB | +0,00 RUB. | +0,01 % |
| July 12, PT | 1 EUR \u003d 71.01 RUB | -0,56 RUB. | -0,78 % |
| July 11th | 1 EUR \u003d 71,56 RUB | +0,10 RUB. | +0,14 % |
| July 10, Wed | 1 EUR \u003d 71,46 RUB | -0,24 RUB. | -0,34 % |
| July 9, W | 1 EUR \u003d 71.71 RUB | +0,05 RUB. | +0,07 % |
| July 6, Sat | 1 EUR \u003d 71.66 RUB | +0,12 RUB. | +0,16 % |
| July 5, Fri | 1 EUR \u003d 71,54 RUB | -0,06 RUB. | -0,09 % |
| July 4th | 1 EUR \u003d 71.6 RUB | +0,20 RUB. | +0,27 % |
Dynamics of the official euro course to the ruble according to the Central Bank of Russia
The graph shows the dynamics of the change value of 1 euro (EUR) with respect to the ruble (RUB). With the help of rapid links, or a horizontal line of schedule, you can choose any time lapse you.
For your chosen period, the minimum price for 1 euro was ($ min | Number: $ 4) Russian ruble. It was ($ min | date: "D Mmmm yyyy" $) year. The maximum price for 1 euro was recorded ($ Max | Date: "D Mmmm yyyy" $) of the year and was ($ Max | Number: $ 4) Russian ruble.
Cross exchange rates from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation
Cross-currencies are prepared on the basis of the official exchange rate of the Russian ruble to foreign currencies established by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation on July 23, 2019.
| Currency | Cross course |
|---|---|
| Ruble to Euro | 1 RUB \u003d 0,0142 EUR |
| Euro to the Australian Dollar | 1 EUR \u003d 1,5932 AUD |
| Euro to Azerbaijani manat | 1 EUR \u003d 1,9033 AZN |
| Euro to the Armenian drama | 1 EUR \u003d 534,5292 AMD |
| Euro to the Belarusian ruble | 1 EUR \u003d 2,2651 BYN |
| Euro to the Bulgarian Levu | 1 EUR \u003d 1,9559 BGN |
| Euro to Brazilian Realu | 1 EUR \u003d 4,204 BRL |
| Euro to the Hungarian Forint | 1 EUR \u003d 325,0146 HUF |
| Euro to Ving of the Republic of Korea | 1 EUR \u003d 1 320.78 KRW |
| Euro to the Hong Kong dollar | 1 EUR \u003d 8,759 HKD |
| Euro to the Danish Crown | 1 EUR \u003d 7,4662 DKK |
| Euro to dollar | 1 EUR \u003d 1,1219 USD |
| Euro to indian rupee | 1 EUR \u003d 77,3875 INR |
| Euro to the Kazakh tenge | 1 EUR \u003d 431,2967 KZT |
| Euro to the Canadian dollar | 1 EUR \u003d 1,4634 CAD |
| Euro to Kyrgyz Mom | 1 EUR \u003d 78,1404 KGS |
| Euro to chinese yuan | 1 EUR \u003d 7,7188 CNY |
| Euro to Moldavian leu | 1 EUR \u003d 19,6725 MDL |
| Euro to Turkmen manat | 1 EUR \u003d 3,9211 TMT |
| Euro to the Norwegian Crown | 1 EUR \u003d 9,6165 NOK |
| Euro to the Polish zloty | 1 EUR \u003d 4,2471 PLN |
| Euro to Romanian leu | 1 EUR \u003d 4,7227 RON |
| Euro to SDR (Special Rights of Borrowing) | 1 EUR \u003d 0,811 XDR |
| Euro to the Singapore dollar | 1 EUR \u003d 1,526 SGD |
| Euro to Tajik Somoni | 1 EUR \u003d 10,5795 TJS |
| Euro to Turkish Lira | 1 EUR \u003d 6,3677 TRY |
| Euro to the Uzbek Suma | 1 EUR \u003d 9 628,0923 UZS |
| Euro to hryvnia | 1 EUR \u003d 28,7628 UAH |
| Euro to pound sterling | 1 EUR \u003d 0,8989 GBP |
| Euro to Czech Crown | 1 EUR \u003d 25,5266 CZK |
| Euro to Swedish Crown | 1 EUR \u003d 10,5353 SEK |
| Euro to the Swiss Franc | 1 EUR \u003d 1,1018 CHF |
| Euro to South African Rand | 1 EUR \u003d 15,6225 ZAR |
| Euro to Japanese Jena | 1 EUR \u003d 120,9914 JPY |
Information about Euro
Euro - currency, which is the official monetary unit in 18 countries of Europe. Bank code - EUR, currency sign - €. 1 Euro consists of 100 euro scents (or cents). In the circulation of banknotes with the face value: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 euros. Coins: 1 and 2 euros, 1, 2, 10, 20 and 50 cents.
Currency prints the Central Bank, which is part of the system of central European banks. The bank is located in Frankfurt am Main. All banknotes have a standard design. On the front side of the banking of windows, gates, bridges, symbolizing openness and cooperation. Banknotes of various denominations differ in color.
The eurozone includes countries refused by national monetary signs in favor of the pan-European currency. Euro entered the appeal of the beginning of 2002 in Austria, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Spain, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal Finland and France. At the same time, several dwarf states were transferred to the euro: Vatican, San Marino, Saint-Pierre, Monaco, Miquelon and Mayotte.
There were also countries in the euro zone, which had no own currency, such as Andorra, who used Frank and Montenegro with German brands. The euro was the official currency in French departments of France: Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, Reunion. The Portuguese Azen Islands and Madeira came to the euro.
Over time, it is planned to transition to all EU countries to the euro, but this process is impossible without coordinating the financial policy of each of the countries with the European Union. While outside the euro zone remains United Kingdom, Hungary, Bulgaria, Denmark, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Czech Republic and Sweden. Euro today is a single currency for 320,000,000 Europeans. Cash is 951 billion euros - this is the largest total value among all world currencies.
HISTORY OF EURO
The euro was introduced as a means of means of January 1, 1999 in 11 countries. But by the end of 2001, the currency worked only in non-cash form, the eurozone's own banknotes was not yet. It was possible to open a bank account in the euro, but it was impossible to remove cash from the account. When removing money from the account, depositors received national currency on the hard rate. Also in the euro it was possible to pay through bank cards.
It was the preparatory period for the transition to the euro. The population was to get used to new prices, so all the price tags were indicated in national currency and euros. In addition, it was necessary to print 15 billion banknotes and chasing 51 billion coins. Paper money and coins were introduced in turn from January 1, 2002.
In early 2007, Slovenia entered the eurozone, replacing the thaler on the euro. A year later, European currency made their Cyprus and Malta. In 2009, Slovakia joined, which became the sixteenth country "Evoland", and with the beginning of 2011 - and Estonia. Latvia entered the euro zone in 2014.
One of the main objectives of the European Union is the creation of a common economic space working on uniform laws. In such conditions, Europe's enterprise will receive excellent development prospects, and each countries will increase the level of welfare of their citizens. Any of the members of the European Union can enter the eurozone when performing certain requirements in financial policies. The new members of the European Union make the obligation to transition to the European University.
The front side of all Euro banknotes decorate windows and gates, and reverse - bridges. These are not images of existing objects, but illustrations of architectural styles. So, 20 euros are devoted to Gothic, and 100 euros - Rococo and Baroque.
In 1999, equated to the German brand. After the brand, the euro was changed in the course of 1 euro to 1,95583 stamps, in this relationship lion tied to the euro. In 2005, an agreement was signed on joining the European Union, and the National Bank of Bulgaria minted a commemorative coin with a nominal value of 1,95583 lev as a sign of the desire to go in the future on the euro.
In 2000, the novel "99 francs" Frederica Begder came out in France. Buy books recommended at a price of 99 francs. The same principle was used when selling a novel in other countries - in Germany, for example, the price was 39.90 brands, in the UK - 9.99 pounds, and in Japan - 999 yen. Accordingly, the name of the novel also changed. In 2002, the book had to reprint with the new name "14.99 euros".
How much will
For convenience, a quick "calculator" is presented, helping to understand which banknote how much is. Information is relevant on July 23, 2019 according to the Central Bank.
| Currency | Conversion |
|---|---|
| 5 EUR | 353,273 RUB. |
| 10 EUR | 706,546 RUB. |
| 25 EUR | 1,766,365 RUB. |
| 50 EUR | 3 532.73 RUB. |
| 100 EUR | 7 065.46 RUB. |
| 250 EUR | 17 663.65 RUB. |
| 500 EUR | 35 327.3 RUB. |
| 1 000 EUR | 70 654.6 RUB. |
| 2 500 EUR | 176 636.5 RUB. |
| 5 000 EUR | 353 273.0 RUB. |
| 10 000 EUR | 706 546.0 RUB. |
| 25 000 EUR | 1 766 365.0 RUB |
| 50 000 EUR | 3 532 730.0 RUB |
| 100 000 EUR | 7 065 460.0 RUB |
Many believe that standardization covers only some technical means, Mechanisms, devices, interfaces, image files and video. And that EURO is some kind of requirements for the composition of this or other fuel. In fact, it is not.
Euro is primarily an environmental standard limiting exhaust gases gasoline and diesel cars. Not even engines, but the cars themselves. This article on how the euro standard has developed, as the public views changed, how the environmental requirements have tightened and what it led all.
History
At first, all diesel cars were large, smoky and stinky. I could not have any speech about any of their mass exploitation. The situation began to change at the turn of the 1970s, when the technologies reached the fact that they were able to create a compact diesel engine for a passenger car. It became clear that the main brake is the blast conviction that Diesel - "dirty" technology is suitable except for railways.
Automakers needed to break this stereotype and give green light by a diesel passenger car. So in 1970, the European Union of Transport Means of Low Loading Light released the first standard for emissions of exhaust gases for passenger cars. The second standard was released only after 22 years, in 1992 and became known as Euro Euro Emission Standard.
Euro-1.
Let me remind you that the distant time was a serious struggle with Tetraethylswin, which was added to gasoline to increase it octane number. Such gasoline was called ethyl, and lead contained in the exhaust gases caused the most serious diseases of the nervous system.
Studies conducted in the United States put an end to ethyl gasoline in the United States. In Europe, there were similar processes and in July 1992 the EC93 Directive was published, according to which the ethyl gasoline was banned. In addition, it was prescribed to reduce CO emissions (carbon monoxide) using the installation of a catalytic exhaust gas convex. The standard was called Euro-1. It was obligatory for all new cars since January 1993.
Maximum emission standards:
Euro-2.
Euro 2 or EC96 was introduced in January 1996 and all cars produced since January 1997 were to meet the new standard. The main task of Euro 2 is the struggle for reducing the number of unburned hydrocarbons in exhaust gases and an increase in engine efficiency. In addition, CO emissions and nitrogen compounds - NOX were tightened.
The standard touched on both gasoline and diesel cars.
Euro-3.
Euro 3 or EC2000 was introduced in January 2000 and all cars issued from January 2001 should fully comply with it. Along with a further reduction in the limit norms, the time limited the time of warming the car engine.
Euro-4.
EURO 4 introduced in January 2005 referred to cars issued since January 2006 in this standard the emphasis was made to further reduce the harmful emissions from diesel engines - soot (solid particles) and nitrogen oxides. In order to comply with the standard, some diesel cars had to be equipped with a smbed filter.
Euro-5.
The standard was introduced in September 2009. The emphasis on it is made on diesel technology. Especially on solid particle emissions (soot). For compliance with the Euro-5 standard, the presence squeeze filter in the exhaust system diesel car It becomes required.
Euro-6.
The latest standard introduced in September 2014 and mandatory for cars issued since September 2015 in it emissions harmful substances decrease by 67% compared with Euros 5. To achieve this, you can only use special Systems In the car exhaust system.
So to neutralize nitrogen compounds requires urea injection into exhaust gases or SCR-system, too expensive for small cars.
Fuel
It is clear that to ensure the high ecological characteristics of vehicles, engine fuel should also be visible for considerable, which is not beneficial to the owners of oil refineries. However, progress does not stand still and in 1996 the pan-European standard for diesel fuel was adopted - EN590.
"Oil-Expo" - wholesale supply diesel fuel in Moscow and the region.
The campaign to reduce harmful emissions into the atmosphere was initiated by ecologists in the 90s. In 92, the UN's European Economic Commission introduced an ecological standard of the euro. It applies to all vehicles regardless of destination: eco-friendly should be passenger cars, and special equipment, and trucks.
Euro 1. became the first step towards improving the environmental situation. Since 92, acted in EU countries, Japan and the United States. It was canceled in 95.
Euro 2. The standard has significantly tightened the requirements for fuel and to the level of emission of toxins with diesel and gasoline engines. From him began his care for ecology Russia, adopting Euro 2 and the corresponding technhylant in 2006. From this point on, the importation of cars into the territory of Russia, their production was also impossible without a Euro certificate. In 1999, Europe took the next step and moved to new ecological euros and certificates ...
Euro 3. In the next standard, permissible emission indicators of polluting atmospheric substances have been reduced at once by 30-40%. Russia accepted him in 2008, and here it acts to this day. From now on, it is necessary to show Euro 3 certificate on Russian customs. EU countries, however, are significantly ahead of our country for the development of environmental legislation. Since 2005, there is ...
Euro 4. Euro-4 is an environmental standard that regulates the content of harmful substances in exhaust gases. The fuel corresponding to the requirements of EN 590 (Euro-4) is distinguished by the low content of sulfur and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, as well as a higher cetane number. When using this fuel, the smoke of exhaust gases decreases, the emission of combustion products into the atmosphere is reduced, in particular, solid particles, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, unburned hydrocarbons.
Due to the high cetane number and low content of sulfur, the process of combustion of fuel in the engine is optimized, the noise and vibration of the engine decrease, the launch is facilitated, corrosion processes are prevented. This fuel prevents premature wear of engine parts and fuel equipment, can be used in any modern diesel engines.
Euro 5 in Europe has already been introduced, in Russia - expected by 2014.
All cars vehicles as first made and manufactured in the territory of the Russian Federation, as well as imported into the customs territory of the Russian Federation, starting from January 1, 2010, must comply with the environmental standard not lower than the Euro 4. On the trucks corresponding to the ecological class Euro 5 are planned When paying customs duties, the ecological certificate of compliance with Euro 5 is possible on such cars.
The certificate of compliance of Euro 4, Euro 5 is issued in order to provide the Russian FCS authorities for customs clearance of the vehicle and receiving a passport vehicle PTS. With customs clearance of auto vehicles, the lack of a certificate of compliance with the standards of toxic emissions of Euro 4 and above will serve as a motivated refusal to issue a PTS vehicle passport. Without a passport of the TCP vehicle, you will not be able to put a car for accounting in the traffic police.
The ecological car class determines the certification authority. To determine the compliance with the EURO 4 class, you must provide such information to our certification authority as: Vin number, the name of the manufacturer and the year of the vehicle.
FCS of Russia has developed a compliance table of environmental standards of Euro 1,2,3,4
The table will help you independently understand what kind of environmental euro the standard corresponds to the imported vehicle.
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Compliance with the requirements |
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Euro 3. |
Euro 4. |
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Euro Soyuz |
1996 |
1997-2000 |
2001-2004 |
2005- |
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USA |
1995 |
1996-2000 |
2001-2003 |
2004- |
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Japan |
1997 |
1998-2004 |
2005-2010 |
2011- |
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Canada |
2000 |
2001-2003 |
2004- |
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India |
2004 |
2005-2009 |
2010- |
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Malaysia |
2002 |
2003- |
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China |
2003 |
2004-2007 |
2008- |
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Korea |
2000 |
2001-2002 |
2003-2005 |
2006- |
Euro certificate 1. - This is an ecological certificate that contains standards and requirements for the content of harmful substances in the exhaust gases of automotive vehicles (cars, cargo and special equipment). Euro standards regulate the number of nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and solid particles in the exhaust of cars. It is worth noting that at the moment the requirements of the standard do not include restrictions on the number of carbon dioxide. However, in 2012, the European Commission is already planning to introduce such a norm providing for 120g / km.
Euro 1 certificate provides for different norms and requirements for diesel and petrol engines. There is a significant difference in requirements for passenger and trucks cars, as well as buses and tractors. For example, for gasoline engines Such ejection norms are provided:
CO - should not exceed 2.72 g / km;
CH - should not exceed 0.72 g / km;
NO - should not exceed 0.27 g / km.
For the first time, the Euro 1 standard was adopted in the European Union in 1992. This standard has entered into force in 1993 and distributed to all car techniquewhich was operated and sold in the European Union. If the car was old and did not correspond to the adopted toxicity standards, it was necessary to re-equip it. Many owners had to be installed on their cars. catalytic neutralizers. In cases where the owner did not adhere to the environmental standard, large penalties were applied to it.
Later, in 1995, the Euro 2 standard was adopted, which replaced the Euro Standard 1. In the new standard, the requirements for emissions of harmful substances in exhaust gases were increased.
It is worth noting that in Russia the Euro 1 certificate was not accepted, and immediately switched to the Euro standard 2. However, from December 1, 2002, the Government of the Russian Federation forbade the border of cars that do not have the Euro certificate 1. From now on, all freight and carsEquipped diesel engines, the environmental characteristics of which do not meet international euro standards, enter Russia are not eligible. Also a similar ruling in a short time also affected manufacturers trucks. Turning to new standard The euro, they had to revise their production so that the cars would meet environmental requirements.
Euro 1 certificate can be issued in the Certification Center, which accredited for issuing such certificates. For certificate registration, apply, documentation and technical certificate On the car, as well as the passport of the owner of the car. If the car was released until 1997, then the service center should be obtained, about the number of harmful substances in auto empty. You can also provide a certificate of re-equipment of the car and its environmental class compliance.
It is worth noting that now in the Russian Federation there is already a standard of Euro 4, the requirements and norms of which many times became tougher than in the Euro standard 1. At the moment, there is a ban on the movement of vehicles, which does not meet international environmental standards. So, the movement of cars in the city center is limited, the certificate of which is lower than the Euro 3 standard.
As for the customs clearance of cars, which have a certificate of Euro 1 - it is possible, but it is impossible to ride in Russia for such a car. Such a car can be stored in the garage, like a rare thing. It can only be moved on it if it is redone under the standard that is accepted in the country. That is, special filters and neutralizers are installed. These manipulations with the car must necessarily be a corresponding certificate of converting the car. After that, it will be possible to issue a certificate of Euro 4.
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Yes, now 20 european states have one currency euro. Is it good or bad? Let us leave this question to the economists, and they themselves do a favorite thing - coins. So, we will tell a little about the EU coins that are produced regularly. Of course, we will try to make a list of the coins of the Euro regular Chekana. Naturally, these coins are produced by the governments of the participating countries. All coins have a definite similarity, although there are differences. For example, the reverse of all coins is almost the same, the obverse is the "national side", the drawing of which each country uses on his discretion. It can be a geographical object, a portrait of a political figure, an architectural structure, an anniversary date. Let's start with the coins of the euro manufactured in Austria.
He released a coin with a face value of 2 euros. An Austrian painter-pacifist of Berta von Zutner is depicted on the obverse. Minchanged and coin 1 euro. On her obverse, the profile of the Great Composer - Mozart. There is money with a nominal smaller. These are 50 cents, which depicts Viennese Specialsian.
On the 20th centuries, the obverse was decorated with the main gate to the Upper Belveder. There are another 10 cents, where the Cathedral of St. Stephen is depicted. Next goes a trifle, cast from steel with copper. This is 5 cents, on the obverse of which is minted in the flower of primrose and 2 cents with a flower of edelweiss. The last coin is 1 cent with a tank flower.
Belgium
Belgians, without being causing Lukovo, put on the obverse of all the coins of their king - Albert II. With respect to the nominal, there are also no changes. Belgium produced coins: 2 euros, 1 euro, 50 cents, 20 cents, 10 cents, 5 cents, 2 cents and 1 cent. Covered coins in different years. The first was minted from 1999 to 2007.
Also were issues in 2008 and in 2009.
Vatican
This country distinguished himself, depicting his coins of the first issue of Pope - John Paul II on the obverse. It happened in 2002. Next was followed by Checkan 2005.
The coat of arms of Camelengo Tarchisio Bertone will already be knocked out on the obverse of these coins. There was a release in 2006. At the obverse of these coins, Benedict XVI benedict, which has served as a papal throne for a long time.
Germany
On a coin 2 euros depicted by the coat of arms of the country - federal eagle. Exactly the same eagle is present on a coin with a par value of 1 euro. Next go 3 coins: 50 cents, 20 cents and 10 cents that have the same obverse. The Brandenburg Gate is knocked out on it. On 5 cents, 2 cents and 1st set depicted branch of oak, which is a symbol of Germany.
Greece
This country decided to be original and released coins of different topics. Avers 2 euros is represented by a scene from the Greek MiF, and 1 Euro is depicted owl, which is the symbol of the goddess Athens. By 50, 20, 10 cents there are faces of famous politicians of Greece different eras. A trifle with a face value of 1, 2 and 5 cents is devoted to the history of Greek navigation.
Ireland
In this country, Avers of all coins decided to make the same. Depicted on it, of course, harp, which is a symbol of this country. All Irish coins are minted in 2002.
Spain
Then they decided not to save and released coins 2 times. The first coins are cast from 1999 to 2009. The next Checkan took place in 2010. The FAS King of Spain is knocked down on an obverse of large coins - Juan Carlos I.
At 50, 20 and 10 cents depicted Cervantes - the greatest writer. 1, 2 and 5 cents decorate the Cathedral of St. Jacob - the Christian shrine. In 2010, in accordance with the requirements of the European Commission, the design of coins is changed. The subject remains the same.
Italy
Italian 2 euros are represented by Dante Aligiery. 1 euro coin is decorated with a pattern Leonardo da Vinci. 50, 20 and 10 cents are devoted to artistic symbols of the country.
These are monuments, sculptures, paintings. On the 5th centuries depicted by the Colosseum, on the 2-known tower and 1 center - a medieval castle.
Cyprus
On large Cypriot coins, the cruciform idol is knocked down - one of the symbols of the country. The original is kept in the Cyprus Museum.
By 50, 20 and 10 cents depicted an ancient shopping ship restored after the crash. On 1, 2 and 5 cents depicts a wild sheep, which is a symbol of the country.
Latvia
Here on large coins, the profile of a girl in a national costume. On an Avers 50, 20, 10 cents depicts the emblem of the republic. On 1, 2 and 5 cents, the reduced variant of the coat of arms. Coins were released in 2014.
Estonia
Estonia did not proceed in the example of a neighbor. She crushed her coins with a completely the same Obverse, which depicted the contours of Estonia borders. It happened in 2011.
Lithuania
Lithuanians were also enrolled in this way, depicting their coins a fragment of the emblem of the Republic on the obverse. It was quite recently - in 2015.
Luxembourg
This state also came simply. It focused on all coins the profile of the Great Duke of Luxembourg - Henry. It was in 2002.
Malta
The islanders placed on large coins their main ancient symbol - Maltese cross. On coins with a face value of 50, 20 and 10 cents, the coat of arms of the country with traditional symbolism is banging. And on 1, 3 and 5 cents depicted the altar of the ancient temple, built long before our era.
Monaco
This principality was noted by 2 euro coins. In 2001, the first series was published. On a 2 euro coin, we see Prince Rainier III profile. For 1 euros, Prince Albert's profile was added to it. By 50, 20 and 10 cents depicted a knight of the grimalidi dynasty. Well, 1, 2 and 5 cents awarded the generic emblem of the same dynasty.
In 2006 came out new episode. On her major coins, Albert II profile, the ruling Prince of Monaco. 10, 20 and 50 cents have knocked out its monogram. And on 1, 2 and 5 cents, the coat of arms Grimaldi.
Netherlands
The first issue was held in 1999. The Queen Beatrix's profile of Beatrix, which ruling since 1980, has been crushed at the obverse of all coins. The next release came for 2014. Here at all coins there is a profile of Villema-Alexander - King of the Netherlands.
Portugal
Euro coins since 2002. All coins are countries have a national design. On the perimeter of the ancient, the ancient emblems and castles of the Kings of Portugal depicts. In the center of Obverse is the inscription of the royal print of the first monarch of the country - Alfonso Enrikesh.
San Marino.
This dwarf state has released coins that differ in variety. So, on 2 euros, an ancient castle was depicted, renovated in the year before last. For 1 euro, the coat of arms of the country decorated with a crown with a cross, on the 50 same centches - 3 towers, which are symbol of independence. On other coins, up to 1 cents are also minted historical and cultural objects of the republic.
Slovakia
On large coins of this country, the Kirillo-Mefodievsky cross, which is double. By 50, 20 and 10 cents depicted by the Bratislava castle, in which the country's parliament has expressed for a long time. On 1, 2 and 5 cents, Mount Krivan, being one of their highest tatt points.
Slovenia
The euro of this country will not call the same. For 2 euros, the profile of the famous Slovenian poet, on 1 - the creator of the Slovenian language. On the obverse of other coins depicts geographical and architectural facilities, representatives of the animal and plant world of the republic.
Finland
Finns 2 times produced coins. The first in 1999, the second - in 2007. 2 euro kuste cloudberries - northern berries. For 1 euro depicted swans that are the favorite birds of Finns.
The theme of the fauna is also used on smaller coins. Lion is on them - the symbol of the country. The second issue of coins has exactly the same design.
France
This is the last country that regularly coins its euros. On 1 and 2 euros depicted a tree, symbolizing life and development. By 50, 20 and 10 cents, the girl squeezing the field. On 1, 2 and 5 cents, a collective image of a woman personifies a single Europe is presented.
We briefly presented the coins of the Euro regular Chekan, full list which will constantly change. Some countries are ready to enter the euro zone, but some can go out. The history of the euro just begins. Will she be happy? It is unknown. Here you can say only one, it will be interesting for many collectors of coins.
