Catalog of German coins in euro
| 1 cent 2002- 16,25 mm 2,30 g copper, steel |
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| 2 cent 2002- 18,75 mm 3,06 g copper, steel |
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| 5 cent 2002- 21,25 mm 3,92 g copper, steel |
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| 10 cent 2002- 19,75 mm 4,10 g Nordic gold |
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| 20 cent 2002- 22,25 mm 5,74 g Nordic gold |
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| 50 cent 2002- 24,25 mm 7,80 g Nordic gold |
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| 1 euro 2002- 23,25 mm 7,50 g nickel, brass, copper |
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| 2 euro 2002- 25,75 mm 8,50 g nickel, brass, copper |
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German euro
The euro in Germany replaced the German mark (DEM) with an exchange rate rate of 1 EUR to 1.95583 DEM.
There are three subjects depicted on the German euro coins:
- 1 euro cent, 2 euro cents and 5 cents of euro: these coins, designed by Rolf Lederbogen, report an oak twig, similar to the one present on the previous pfennig coins;
- 10 euro cents, 20 euro cents and 50 euro cents: these coins were designed by Reinhart Heinsdorff and represent the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin;
- 1 euro and 2 euro: these coins were designed by Sneschana Russewa-Hoyer and Heinz Hoyer and depict the eagle on the coat of arms of Germany.
The coins also show the 12 stars of the European Union, the year of issuing and the symbol of the German mints that coined the currency itself, which are:
- Berlin: A
- Monaco: D
- Stuttgart: F
- Karlsruhe: G
- Hamburg: J
2 euro commemorative coins
| 2007 50th Anniversary of the Signature of the Treaty of Rome |
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| 2009 50th Anniversary of the Signature of Economic and Monetary Union |
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| 2012 10th Anniversary of Euro coins |
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| 2013 50 Years of Franco-German Élysée Treaty |
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| 2015 30 years of European flag |
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| 2015 25 years of German Unity |
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| 2018 100 years since the birth of Helmut Schmidt |
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German Bundesländer series
| 2006 Schleswig-Holstein Holstentor in Lübeck |
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| 2007 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Schwerin Castle |
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| 2008 Hamburg St. Michael's Church |
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| 2009 Saarland Ludwigskirche in Saarbrücken |
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| 2010 Bremen City Hall and Roland |
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| 2011 North Rhine-Westphalia Cologne Cathedral |
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| 2012 Bavaria Neuschwanstein Castle near Füssen |
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| 2013 Baden-Württemberg Maulbronn Abbey |
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| 2014 Lower Saxony St. Michael's Church in Hildesheim |
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| 2015 Paulskirche in Frankfurt am Main |
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| 2016 Zwinger Palace in Dresden |
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| 2017 Porta Nigra in Trier |
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| 2018 Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin |
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Link: Deutsche Bundesbank, Bundeswertpapierverwaltung, Zecca Bavarese, Zecca di Amburgo, Zecca di Berlino, Zecca di Baden-Württemberg (Stoccarda e Karlsruhe)