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Luxembourg — set of 8 euro coins 2022
A set of eight standard circulating euro coins issued in 2022 by the Utrecht Mint for Luxembourg. The coins feature the regular national designs of the Grand Duchy that were in use from 2002 to 2025. All denominations are united by the portrait of Grand Duke Henri — a tradition that emphasizes the country’s monarchical system.
Coins with denominations of 1, 2 and 5 euro cents. On the obverse is a portrait of Grand Duke Henri in a classic style facing right. Around the rim are twelve stars of the European Union, the name of the country «LËTZEBUERG» and the year of issue. Material: copper-plated steel.
Coins with denominations of 10, 20 and 50 euro cents. On the obverse is a portrait of Grand Duke Henri in a traditional linear style facing right. Around the rim are twelve stars of the European Union, the name of the country «LËTZEBUERG» and the year of issue. Material: Nordic gold. The 20 euro cent coin has a characteristic edge with seven indentations.
1 euro coin. On the obverse is a portrait of Grand Duke Henri in a modern linear style facing right. Around the rim — twelve stars of the European Union, the name of the country «LËTZEBUERG» and the year of issue. The coin is bimetallic: the center is nickel brass, the outer ring is copper-nickel alloy.
2 euro coin. On the obverse is a portrait of Grand Duke Henri in a modern linear style facing right. Around the rim — twelve stars of the European Union, the name of the country «LËTZEBUERG» and the year of issue. The coin is bimetallic: the center is nickel brass, the outer ring is copper-nickel alloy. The edge has the inscription «2» and three images of the coat of arms of Luxembourg.
The set reflects the monarchical tradition of Luxembourg and emphasizes the continuity of power of Grand Duke Henri. The portrait, designed by Yvette Gastauer-Claire, is present on all denominations and symbolizes the stability and national identity of the country within the eurozone. These designs were used until 2025, after which a new series with the portrait of Grand Duke Guillaume began in 2026.
More coins from this country and this era are waiting in the VPcoins catalogue.