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Monaco is once again attracting the attention of European collectors with a new commemorative 2 euro coin issue, scheduled for June 16, 2025. This time, the coin is dedicated to the County of Carladès , a historic enclave closely linked to the House of Grimaldi. As every year, this coin is generating great excitement, not so much for its design or theme, but for its exclusive limited edition , which this year is once again set at 15,000 units , all of them in Proof quality .
The County of Carladès, located in the French region of Auvergne, was granted to the Grimaldi family in the 17th century by King Louis XIII. Although no longer part of the principality, the title of Count of Carladès remains in the princely family and is currently held by Princess Gabriella, daughter of Prince Albert II.
The coin is presented in a "Belle Épreuve" (Proof) finish , the highest quality in the numismatic world, and will be delivered encapsulated in a case, with its corresponding certificate of authenticity. Everything indicates that it will be one of the most coveted issues of the year.
As if that weren't enough, rumors have been circulating among specialized collectors for weeks about a second commemorative 2-euro issue by Monaco in 2025. Although there's no official confirmation, it would be consistent with the common practice of other European microstates.
For those who wish to acquire this gem, it is essential to be well prepared. The sale will begin on Monday, June 16, at 10:00 a.m. (local time) , exclusively through the online store of the Museum of Stamps and Coins of Monaco ( www.mtm-monaco.mc ). There will be no in-person sales or pre-reservations.
It is essential to be registered on the website and carefully review your personal information: it must be free of special characters (such as accents, umlauts, or cedillas), as these can cause technical errors and result in the cancellation of the order.
Each buyer may only purchase one coin , in an effort to ensure equitable distribution. In the event of duplicate orders or signs of fraud, the museum reserves the right to cancel the purchase. The selling price should be approximately €130, based on last year's sales. Shipping costs are €35 for France and €40 for the rest of Europe .
With such a limited run and the precedents of previous years, everything points to this issue selling out in a matter of minutes. So if you want to add it to your collection, you'll want to be ready, punctual, and have everything in order.
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