Euros

The numismatic supplies for euros encompass all conservation, storage and presentation accessories dedicated to euro coins. These products are designed to meet the specific needs of collectors, whether beginners or experienced, wishing to protect and organise their euro coin collections.

Euro coin albums are among the most widely used storage solutions. They come in the form of binders with interleaving pages, with predefined slots corresponding to the different face values: 1 cent, 2 cents, 5 cents, 10 cents, 20 cents, 50 cents, 1 euro and 2 euros. Some albums are organised by euro zone issuing countries, allowing precise geographical classification.

Interleaving sheets and storage pages are available in various formats adapted to the standardised diameters of euro coins. Made from neutral materials such as polypropylene or non-plasticised PVC, they guarantee the absence of chemical reactions that could damage the metallic surfaces of the coins.

Protective capsules for euros allow each coin to be individually isolated. Available in several diameters corresponding to each face value of the euro series, they are made from high-quality transparent acrylic, offering optimal visibility of both sides without direct handling of the coin.

For 2 euro commemorative coins, which are particularly popular with collectors, specific storage solutions exist: thematic binders, display frames, or compartmentalised collection boxes. These accessories take into account the specific diameter of 25.75 mm unique to 2 euro coins.

Presentation cases and boxes are used for complete BU (Brilliant Uncirculated) or proof sets issued by the various national mints of the euro zone. These rigid containers, often lined with velvet or foam, protect prestige issues against shocks and hygrometric variations.

Numismatic magnifiers and dedicated lighting complete the supplies available in this category, facilitating the examination of strike details, mint marks and the distinctive features of each issuing country. Magnifiers with 5x, 10x or 20x magnification are commonly used for the identification and grading of euro coins.

Euro coins are issued by the nineteen countries of the euro zone, each striking coins with a distinctive national face on the obverse, while the reverse remains common to all member states. This duality between unity and diversity is one of the main attractions of euro collecting, justifying the use of suitable supplies to organise and protect these multiple issues.