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Another novelty that I can tell you about are the designs that will be presented by the two 2 euro commemorative coins of Luxembourg 2021, dedicated to the "40th anniversary of the birth of Grand Duke William and the marriage of Grand Duke Henry and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa" and to the " Centenary of the birth of Grand Duke Jean ».The first information points out that, like the one foreseen by the "Birth of Crown Prince Charles", dated 2020, but that it will probably issue in January 2021, each one will have two different versions, one let's say the traditional , and the other with the embossing technique, which simulates a photograph.
40th anniversary of the birth of Grand Duke Guillermo and marriage of Grand Duke Enrique and Grand Duchess María Teresa
Probably 160,000 coins of each type are minted. The one you see above uses the embossing technique, but it will also have its "normal" or traditional engraving version.
Grand Duke Guillermo and marriage Grand Duke Enrique and Grand Duchess María Teresa
Grand Duke William was born on November 11, 1981, he is heir to the Luxembourg throne, for which he receives the title of Hereditary Grand Duke of Luxembourg along with the treatment of Royal Highness . First son of the great Duke Enrique of Luxembourg and of the great Duchess consort Maria Teresa, he is the eldest of five brothers.
The marriage of Grand Duke Enrique and Grand Duchess María Teresa was celebrated on February 14, 1981 at Notre Dame Cathedral, so next Valentine's Day they will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary.
The marriage of Grand Duke Enrique and Grand Duchess María Teresa was celebrated on February 14, 1981 at Notre Dame Cathedral, so next Valentine's Day they will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary.
Centenary of the birth of Grand Duke Jean
We see the traditional engraving version of this coin, but if everything is confirmed we will have 160,000 of each type. By the way, I have not wanted to enter the different mint marks that can be presented in loose change, coincards ... In short, a real aberration, to which the European Commission does not put a limit, and the thing would be very simple; simply with a directive that says that the coins that are minted must represent exactly what the sketch that each country sends for approval shows, not one more mark, not one less. This would put an end to this "debauchery."
Grand Duke Jean
Jean de Luxembourg was born on January 5, 1921 and died on October 7, 2000. During World War II, his family had to flee from the invading Nazi troops and seek refuge in the US and Canada. After the war, Jean married the Belgian princess Josefina Carlota, with whom he had five children. He became the sixth Grand Duke of the country when his mother, Charlotte of Luxembourg, abdicated in 1964. Grand Duke Jean held the throne of the European country for 36 years and in 2000 abdicated in favor of his eldest son, the Grand Duke. Enrique.
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