France - 2 euros 2012 (100th anniversary of the birth of the Abbe Pierre)
EUR 5.60
Malta - 2 euros 2013 (Establishment of Self-Government in 1921)
EUR 5.25
Slovakia - 2 euros 2013 (Saint Cyrillus and Methodius)
EUR 3.20
Finland - 2 euros 2012 (50th anniversary of birth of Helene Schjerfbeck)
EUR 3.35
Ireland - 2 euros 2012 (10 years of euro banknotes and coins)
EUR 3.60
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