LIECHTENSTEIN-2004-SERIE BU-ESSAI-PATTERN

GRECE-2004-100 EURO GOLD

GRONLAND-2004-SERIE BU-ESSAI-EURO PATTERN

POLOGNE-2004-ESSAI

1 gold coin 100€, 10g, 999/00 and 2 silver coins 10€, 34g, 925/00.
Gold coin: On the large island of Crete, first inhabited in the Neolithic era around 6000 B.C., a glorious culture developed that became known as the Minoan civilization (2600-1100 B.C.). The most glorious monument of this civilization was the Palace of Minos at Knossos, the administrative and economic center, while at the same time it also had a sacred character.

Silver coin: Athletics has its roots in ancient Greek history. Its first Olympic Games in 776 BC included a 192.2 m sprint known as the one stadium race (equivalent to today's 200m sprint). During the first 13 Olympiads between 776 and 728 B.C. it was in fact the only athletic event.

Silver coin: Disc throwing is one of the most "noble" sporting events, since it did not have any direct connection with military exercises or farm work. It has remained virtually unchanged in the 28 centuries of its history, bearing therefore a significant historical tradition.

GRECE-2004-SERIE BE-PROOF- Série A- Athens 2004 Blister

FINLANDE-2004-100 EURO-EDELFELT-PROOF

BELGIQUE-2004-100 EURO-PROOF

FINLANDE-SUOMI-2004-SERIE BU

République tchèque-SERIE BU-ESSAI- EURO PATTERN

BALEARIC ISLANDS-SERIE BU-ESSAI EURO PATTERN

Monaco (Euro)