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The 2026 Brilliant Uncirculated Miniset "The Little Prince" is a French numismatic issue produced in only 1,000 copies, making it a particularly limited edition. This set is issued by the Monnaie de Paris for the year 2026.
The Miniset format is a compact and carefully crafted presentation, characteristic of Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) quality sets. BU quality refers to coins struck with particular care, featuring brilliant surfaces and sharp minting details, distinct from coins intended for everyday circulation.
This set contains the French current euro coins, struck with an effigy or thematic connection to the world of The Little Prince, the iconic literary work by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry published in 1943. The Little Prince is a globally recognised character, originating from one of the most translated and widely distributed works in the world, which gives this set a strong cultural and heritage dimension.
The coins included in this Miniset are French circulating coins, meaning they correspond to euro denominations that are legal tender in France, struck according to eurozone standards, with French national designs on the obverse and the common European map on the reverse, as found on all eurozone coins.
The limitation of the mintage to 1,000 copies places this set in the category of low-distribution numismatic issues, particularly sought after by collectors specialising in contemporary French themes or in issues related to French culture and literature. The issue year 2026 anchors this production within the official numismatic commemorations and celebrations of the Monnaie de Paris for that year.