20 Euro Cent Coin
Numismatics / Currency

20 Euro Cent Coin

This item is a 20 Euro Cent coin, easily identifiable by the large numeral '20' followed by 'EURO CENT' on the common side. The coin is minted from 'Nordic Gold,' which is actually a gold-colored alloy consisting of 89% copper, 5% aluminium, 5% zinc, and 1% tin. It features a distinctive 'Spanish flower' shape, characterized by seven smooth indentations along the edge, which assists the visually impaired in identification. The common obverse side, shown here, displays a map of Europe signifying the unity of the European Union, along with 12 stars representing the EU. The coin appears to be in circulated condition, exhibiting a duller, darkened patina rather than its original bright luster. There are minor surface scratches and small contact marks consistent with regular use. The strikes on the lettering and the map remain legible, though the high points show moderate wear. This specific design has been in circulation across the Eurozone since 1999, though the map design was slightly modified after 2007 to include the entire European continent. The craftsmanship reflects modern industrial minting techniques with high-pressure dies.

Estimated Value

$0.21 - $0.25

Basic Information

Category

Numismatics / Currency

Appraised On

February 12, 2026

Estimated Value

$0.21 - $0.25

Item Description

This item is a 20 Euro Cent coin, easily identifiable by the large numeral '20' followed by 'EURO CENT' on the common side. The coin is minted from 'Nordic Gold,' which is actually a gold-colored alloy consisting of 89% copper, 5% aluminium, 5% zinc, and 1% tin. It features a distinctive 'Spanish flower' shape, characterized by seven smooth indentations along the edge, which assists the visually impaired in identification. The common obverse side, shown here, displays a map of Europe signifying the unity of the European Union, along with 12 stars representing the EU. The coin appears to be in circulated condition, exhibiting a duller, darkened patina rather than its original bright luster. There are minor surface scratches and small contact marks consistent with regular use. The strikes on the lettering and the map remain legible, though the high points show moderate wear. This specific design has been in circulation across the Eurozone since 1999, though the map design was slightly modified after 2007 to include the entire European continent. The craftsmanship reflects modern industrial minting techniques with high-pressure dies.

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