2 ? Coins

The numismatic supplies for 2 euro coins encompass all the accessories for conservation, storage and presentation adapted to the specific dimensions of this monetary format. The 2 euro coin has a diameter of 25.75 mm and a thickness of 2.20 mm, characteristics that determine the technical specifications of each compatible accessory.

Capsules for 2 euro coins are the most widely used individual protection accessory. Made from transparent plastic material, they protect coins from shocks, moisture, fingerprints and oxidation, without impairing the legibility of both sides. They come in screw-top, press-fit or snap-fit versions, depending on the level of protection required.

Individual cases and pouches in soft or rigid plastic offer a lightweight alternative for the transport and occasional storage of bimetallic 2 euro coins. These holders are often used for circulation coins, 2 euro commemorative coins or thematic series.

Numismatic album pages compatible with 2 euro coins allow structured storage in a binder. They come in the form of plastic pages with individual pockets, punched to fit into standard ring binders. Each pocket is precisely sized to hold a 2 euro coin in a capsule or unmounted.

Storage trays and conservation boxes specific to 2 euro coins are designed to organise large collections, in particular complete series of commemorative 2 euro coins issued by the various member states of the euro area. These containers can hold coins loose, in capsules or mounted on holders.

Presentation cases for 2 euro coins are used to display specimens of Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) or Proof (BE) quality, as well as special issues struck to mark national or European commemorations. These cases generally include a velvet or felt base and a descriptive insert.

The choice of numismatic supplies for 2 euro coins depends mainly on the nature of the collection: circulation coins, national commemorative coins struck since 2004 by the member states of the euro area, or pan-European special issues such as those marking the tenth anniversary of the euro, the Treaty of Rome or German reunification. Dimensional compatibility, material quality and the chemical inertness of the supplies are the essential criteria for ensuring the long-term preservation of the coins.