Luxembourg

Profile of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri. They also bear the year of issue and the word "Luxembourg" written in Luxembourgish ("Lëtzebuerg").

The Luxembourg national faces were designed by Yvette Gastauer-Claire by agreement with the Royal Household and the national government.

Profile of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri. They also bear the year of issue and the word "Luxembourg" written in Luxembourgish ("Lëtzebuerg").

The Luxembourg national faces were designed by Yvette Gastauer-Claire by agreement with the Royal Household and the national government.

Profile of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri. They also bear the year of issue and the word "Luxembourg" written in Luxembourgish ("Lëtzebuerg").

The Luxembourg national faces were designed by Yvette Gastauer-Claire by agreement with the Royal Household and the national government.

Profile of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri. They also bear the year of issue and the word "Luxembourg" written in Luxembourgish ("Lëtzebuerg").

The Luxembourg national faces were designed by Yvette Gastauer-Claire by agreement with the Royal Household and the national government.

Profile of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri. They also bear the year of issue and the word "Luxembourg" written in Luxembourgish ("Lëtzebuerg").

The Luxembourg national faces were designed by Yvette Gastauer-Claire by agreement with the Royal Household and the national government.

Profile of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri. They also bear the year of issue and the word "Luxembourg" written in Luxembourgish ("Lëtzebuerg").

The Luxembourg national faces were designed by Yvette Gastauer-Claire by agreement with the Royal Household and the national government.

Profile of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri. They also bear the year of issue and the word "Luxembourg" written in Luxembourgish ("Lëtzebuerg").

The Luxembourg national faces were designed by Yvette Gastauer-Claire by agreement with the Royal Household and the national government.

Profile of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri. They also bear the year of issue and the word "Luxembourg" written in Luxembourgish ("Lëtzebuerg").

The Luxembourg national faces were designed by Yvette Gastauer-Claire by agreement with the Royal Household and the national government.

Common issue

The design is a mix of two major elements of the Erasmus programme: the original intellectual inspiration, Erasmus himself, and the allegory of its influence over Europe.

The first one is symbolised by one of the most known depiction of Erasmus.

The second one is symbolised by a beam of links going across the coin from a beacon to another, representing the numerous intellectual and human exchanges between the European students.

As a reference to Europe, some of these links form other stars, born from the synergy between the countries.

The figure 35, for 35th anniversary comes out from the stars in a contemporary graphical style.

The outer ring depicts the twelve stars of the European flag.

Issued date: July 2022

The design depicts at the left hand the effigy of the Grand Duke Henri and at the right hand the Luxembourg tricolor flag. The year ‘1972’ appears above the flag and the issuing year ‘2022’ is depicted below. At the bottom centre the name of the issuing country ‘LËTZEBUERG’ is represented.

The coin’s outer ring depicts the 12 stars of the European flag.

Issued date: July 2022

Issued date: July 2022

The design depicts on the left hand side the effigy of the Grand Duke Jean and on the right hand side the effigy of the Grand Duke Henri. Close to each effigy, the respective name of the Grand Duke is specified, as well as the year of birth ‘1921’ of the Grand Duke Jean. Below the effigies, an outline of Luxembourg city is represented. At the left, the text ‘GROUSSHERZOGE VU LËTZEBUERG’ designating also the issuing country is depicted in circular form. The year-date ‘2021’ is shown at the bottom right.

The coin’s outer ring depicts the 12 stars of the European flag.

The design depicts the effigies of the Grand Duke Henri and the Grand Duchess Maria Teresa. Below the effigies, two wedding rings are preceded by the wedding date ‘14. FEBRUAR 1981’ and followed by the year-date ‘2021’. The word ‘LETZEBUERG’ designating the issuing country is depicted below.

The coin’s outer ring depicts the 12 stars of the European flag.

The drawing on the right depicts the effigy of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri; on the left the effigy of Prince Henri; below the words "LUXEMBOURG" and the year of issue "2020". On the left, in a semicircle, the inscription "Prince Henri d'Orange-Nassau" and, under his effigy, the years "1820-1879.

In the center of the drawing is Prince Charles with his parents, the Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stéphanie. Below the inscription "S.A.R. de Prënz Charles" and the date of birth "10.5.2020"; on the left vertically the inscription "LËTZEBUERG" and the monogram of the Grand Duke Henri (an H surmounted by a crown).

The design shows on the left hand the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand Duke Henri, and on the right hand the effigy of the Grand Duchess Charlotte. At the bottom is the name of the issuing country ‘LUXEMBOURG’ and underneath the year of issuance ‘2019’. At the top, in semi-circle around the effigies is the inscription ‘Centenaire de l’accession au trône de la Grande-Duchesse Charlotte’ (Centenary of the accession to the throne of Grand Duchess Charlotte). The coin’s outer ring bears the 12 stars of the European Union.

The design shows on the left hand the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand Duke Henri, and on the right hand a ballot box where a ballot paper is being inserted by a hand. At the bottom is the name of the issuing country ‘LUXEMBOURG’. At the top, in semi-circle form is the inscription ‘Centenaire du suffrage universel’ (Centenary of the universal franchise) and underneath the inscription ‘1919 - 2019’, the latter being the year of issuance. The coin’s outer ring bears the 12 stars of the European flag.

The design shows on the left hand the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duke Henri, looking to the right. At the right hand of the design are depicted the year-dates “1868-2018” as well as the text "150 ans". Below the effigy of the Grand-Duke appear the text "Constitution du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg" and a lateral cut view of an open booklet.

The design shows on the right hand the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand Duke Henri, looking to the left and on the left hand the effigy of HRH the Grand Duke Guillaume Ist. Between both effigies are depicted vertically the year-dates ‘1772-1843’ as well as the name ‘Guillaume Ier’. At the bottom appears the text ‘LUXEMBOURG’ and the year-date ‘2018’. The coin’s outer ring bears the 12 stars of the European Union.

The design shows on the right hand the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duke Henri, looking to the right and on the left hand the text "50 Joer Fräiwëllegen-Arméi" composed as logo. At the top of the design is depicted the year-date “2017”, flanked by the mintmark and the initials of the Mintmaster. At the bottom appears the name of the issuing country "LËTZEBUERG”.

The design shows on the left hand the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duke Henri, looking to the left and on the right hand the effigy of HRH the Grand-Duke Guillaume III. At the top of the design is depicted the year-date ‘2017’. At the bottom appears the text ‘GRANDS-DUCS DE LUXEMBOURG’. The name ‘GUILLAUME III’ followed by the indication of the year of birth ‘*1817’ is depicted above the respective effigy. The coin’s outer ring depicts the 12 stars of the European flag.

The design shows the bridge "Grand Duchess Charlotte" which is the main route connecting the city center of Luxembourg to the urban quarter of Kirchberg, the site of the city's European Union institutions. The text "Pont Grande-Duchesse Charlotte" (Bridge Grand Duchess Charlotte) and underneath the year "1966" are inscribed on the image of the bridge. At the top of the design are depicted the effigy of the Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg and at its left the year of issuance "2016". At the bottom appears the name of the issuing country "LUXEMBOURG".

The coin depicts their Royal Highnesses Grand Duke Henri and the Grand Duchess. The year of accession ‘2000’, the issuing country ‘Luxembourg’ and the year mark ‘2015’ appear above them. Below them appears the inscription ‘15e anniversaire de l’avènement au trône de S.A.R. le Grand-Duc’ (15th anniversary of the accession to the throne of H.R.H. the Grand Duke). The coin’s outer ring depicts the 12 stars of the European flag.

Common issue

Twelve stars that morph into human figures are embracing the birth of a new Europe. The design shows the EU flag as a symbol that unites people and cultures with shared visions and ideals for a better common future.

On the left of the coin is the effigy of His Royal Highness Grand Duke Henri, and on the right, in a circular arrangement, and in chronological order of their accession to the throne, the portraits of their Royal Highnesses Grand Dukes Adolphe and Guillaume IV, Grand Duchesses Marie-Adélaïde and Charlotte, and Grand Duke Jean. To the right, also in circular format, is the inscription ‘1890 - Dynastie Nassau-Weilbourg’. The name of the issuing country, ‘Luxembourg’, and the year, ‘2015’, run vertically in the center of the design.

The coin depicts on the right hand of its inner part the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duke Henri, looking to the right, and on the left hand of its inner part, vertically positioned, the years "1839" and "2014" and the name of the issuing country "LËTZEBUERG". The inscriptions "ONOFHÄNGEGKEET" and "175 Joër" appear at the bottom of the inner part of the coin.

The coin's inner part depicts the effigies of Their Royal Highnesses, the Grand-Duke Henri and the Grand-Duke Jean, both looking to the left. It is surmounted by the year "1964" above the effigy of the Grand-Duke Jean and by a crown. At the bottom, the names "Jean" and "Henri" appear below the respective effigy as well as the year "2014". The inscription "50e ANNIVERSAIRE DE L'ACCESSION AU TRÔNE DU GRAND-DUC JEAN" encloses in circular form the upper inner part of the coin.

The coin depicts on the right hand of its inner part the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duke Henri, looking to the left, and on the left hand of its inner part the musical notation as well as the text of the national anthem. The text “Ons Heemecht" appears at the top of the inner part and the name of the issuing country "LËTZEBUERG” as well as the year-date “2013”, flanked by the mintmark and the initials of the Mintmaster, appear at the bottom of the inner part of the coin.

Common issue

The Euro-sign in the centre of the coin shows that the Euro has become an element of particular importance in Europe as well all over the world as the Euro evolved to a global player in the international monetary system in the last 10 years. The design elements around the Euro-symbol on the coin express the importance of the Euro to the people, to the financial world (ECB tower), to trading (ships), to industry (factories), to the energy sector and research and development (wind power stations). The initials AH of the artist appear under the image of the ECB tower. The name(s) of the issuing country in the national language(s) appear(s) at the top, while the indication 2002-2012 appears at the bottom.

The coin depicts on the left hand of its inner part the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duke Henri, looking to the right, and superimposed on the effigy of the Grand-Duke Guillaume IV, looking to the right. The text “GRANDS-DUCS DE LUXEMBOURG” and the year-date “2012”, flanked by the mintmark and the initials of the Mintmaster, appear above the effigies on the inner part of the coin. In front of the effigies, the outline of the city of Luxembourg appears as background. The names "HENRI" and "GUILLAUME IV" as well as the text" † 1912" are depicted below their respective effigies. The coin’s outer ring depicts the 12 stars of the European flag.

The coin depicts on the left hand of its inner part the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duke Henri, and the right hand of its inner part the effigy of the Heir Grand-Duke Guillaume superimposed on the effigy of the Countess Stéphanie. The texts “PRËNZENHOCHZAÏT" and "LËTZEBUERG” and the year-date “2012”, flanked by the mintmark and the initials of the Mint master, appear at the bottom of the inner part of the coin. The coin’s outer ring depicts the 12 stars of the European flag.

The coin depicts on the right hand of its inner part the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duke Henri, looking to the left, and superimposed on the effigies of the Grand-Duke Jean and the Grand-Duchess Charlotte. The name of the issuing country LËTZEBUERG (Luxembourg) is depicted above the three effigies. The year-date ‘2011’, flanked by the mintmark and the Mintmaster mark, appears above. The name of the Royal Highness is depicted below the respective effigy. The coin’s outer ring depicts the 12 stars of the European flag.

The coin features the effigy of His Royal Highness Grand-Duke Henri together with his coat of arms, showing the Luxembourg and Nassau lions.

Common issue

The centre of the coin shows a stylised human figure whose left arm is prolonged by the euro symbol. The initials ΓΣ of the artist appear below the euro symbol. The name(s) of the issuing country in the national language(s) appear(s) at the top, while the indication 1999-2009 and the acronym EMU translated into the national language(s) appear at the bottom.

The coin depicts, on the left-hand side, the effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duke Henri superimposed on the effigy of the Grand-Duchess Charlotte, both looking to the left. The name of the issuing country LËTZEBUERG (Luxembourg) is aligned vertically with the year 2009.

The coin shows the effigy of Grand-Duke Henri in the foreground, flanked by an image of his official residence, ‘Château de Berg’. The castle dates back to the 14th century. It has been serving as the private residence of the grand-ducal family since 1911.

The effigy of His Royal Highness, the Grand-Duke Henri, is superimposed on the image of the grand-ducal palace.

Common issue

The coin shows the treaty with the signatures of the six founding countries on a background evoking the paving – designed by Michelangelo – of the Piazza del Campidoglio in Rome, where the Treaty was signed on 25 March 1957, giving birth to the modern-day European Union.

The effigies of Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duke Guillaume, heir to the throne, are featured on the occasion of the 25th birthday of Grand Duke Guillaume.

The effigies of Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duke Adolphe are featured in the centre of this coin, which commemorates the 50th birthday of Grand Duke Henri, the 5th anniversary of his accession to the throne and the centenary of the death of Grand Duke Adolphe.

The effigy of Grand Duke Henri and his monogram, a special letter ‘H’ topped with a crown, are featured on this commemorative coin.