Vista

The Vista albums for 2 euro coins provide a storage and presentation solution specifically designed to house commemorative and regular 2 € coins from the eurozone. These numismatic supplies make it possible to classify and protect issues from the various member countries, including thematic series such as the commemorative 2 € coins minted since 2004.

The Vista system is based on transparent sheets with individual windows, each slot being calibrated to hold a coin with a diameter of 25.75 mm, corresponding to the official dimensions of 2 euro coins as defined by European regulations. This design ensures precise retention of each coin without direct contact that could alter the surfaces or reliefs.

The Vista sheets are compatible with standard ring binders, allowing for a modular and scalable organisation of the collection. Each sheet can be inserted, removed or rearranged according to the collector's needs. The transparency of the slots allows both sides of the coin to be viewed without handling, thus preserving the condition of the pieces.

These supplies are aimed at collectors who wish to build complete series by issuing country — Germany, France, Belgium, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Portugal, Finland, Austria, Greece, Ireland and all the states that have joined the eurozone — or by theme, such as the commemoratives for the Treaty of Rome, the Economic and Monetary Union, or the Olympic Games.

The format of the Vista albums dedicated to 2 € takes into account the large volume of annual issues: each member country can mint up to two commemorative coins per year, in addition to the common issues decided by the Eurosystem. The storage capacity of the albums and the number of slots per sheet are therefore sized accordingly to accompany a collection over the long term.

The materials used in the manufacture of Vista numismatic sheets are selected for their chemical neutrality: the absence of PVC and migratory plasticisers prevents any reaction with the metal alloys making up the 2 euro coins, namely the nickel-brass and stainless steel bimetallism characteristic of this denomination.