1 cent
2002-
16,25 mm
2,30 g
steel, copper |
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2 cents
2002-
18,75 mm
3,06 g
steel, copper |
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5 cents
2002-
21,25 mm
3,92 g
steel, copper |
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10 cents
2002-
19,75 mm
4,10 g
Nordic gold |
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20 cents
2002-
22,25 mm
5,74 g
Nordic gold |
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50 cents
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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Slovak euro
Slovakia is a member state of the European Union since May 1, 2004 and it is a member of the Economic and Monetary Union from 1 January 2009. The adoption of the euro ended the circulation of the previous currency, the Slovak koruna, with a fixed conversion rate on July 8, 2008 as 1 euro = 30.1260 crowns.
The selection of the national side of the euro coins in Slovakia was made by
asking to the population to vote for ten projects and choosing the three most voted, which were:
- the top of Mount Kriván, located in the chain of the Tatra Mountains;
- the castle of the city of Bratislava;
- the cross on three hills, which is the emblem of Slovakia.
2 euro commemorative coins
2009
Ten years of Economic and Monetary Union |
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2009
20th Anniversary of the Start of the Velvet Revolution |
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2011
20th Anniversary of Foundation of the Visegrád Group |
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2012
10th Anniversary of Euro coins |
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2013
1150th anniversary of the advent of the mission of Constantine and Methodius to Great Moravia |
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2014
10 Years of Slovakian Membership in European Union |
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2015
30th Anniversary of the Flag of Europe |
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2015
200th Years since the Birth of Ľudovít Štúr |
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2016
Slovak Presidency of the Council of the European Union |
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2017
550 years since the foundation of Universitas Istropolitana |
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2018
25th anniversary of the establishment of the Slovak Republic |
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2019
100 years since the death of Milan Rastislav Štefánik |
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2020
20 years of Slovakian membership in the OECD |
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2021
100 years since the birth of Alexander Dubček |
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