Will the 11-Euro Coin for the European Soccer Championship Become a Numismatic Fairy Tale?

By Sebastian Weischowski

In recent years, many collectors in Germany have often been quite critical of "Münze Deutschland," the official sales agency for collector coins. They felt that the coins released by their country over the last few decades were often uninspiring and, at times, even embarrassing. Despite this, German mints have demonstrated their prowess with innovations like polymer coins, proving they can compete at the highest levels of minting technology. With the launch of a new brand, "Münze Deutschland," there was an effort to stand out among the major players in the industry. This year, Münze Deutschland took a bold risk with an uncertain outcome: they introduced an 11-euro coin for the 2024 European Soccer Championship. For the first time in the history of the Federal Republic (excluding the 25-Euro silver coins), there…

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World Coin News (Digital) - 1 Issue, August 2024

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