Every day we enrich our column dedicated to collecting and today we are going to talk about the coin with cross. There are in fact many symbols on different coins and many of these can give the various minting pieces a really high value. In fact, the prices of some rare coins they could allow us to change our lives at any moment. This is the case of the one euro coin with cross which was issued several years ago in a country of the European Union and which can be valid today much money.
The one euro coin with cross was issued to Cipro and depicts, within a circle, one croce. This idol dates back as far as 3000 BC and dates back to the period chalcolithic. The same comes precisely from the village of Pomos and it is a real characteristic of the ancient Cipro. At the top, both on the left and on the right, the Greek name and the Turkish name of the island are engraved while at the bottom we find the thousandth of minting.
After that, on the edges, as for all coins, we have the twelve five-pointed stars which, as we already know, evoke the states belonging to the European Union. There one euro coin with cross is of bimetallic material. In fact, on the outside it is made of nickel-brass while internally with copper-nickel. Furthermore, its diameter reflects that of all one euro coins and for the precision of 23.25 mm with a thickness of 2.33 mm. The weight, also this in accordance with the others, is 7.50 grams.
But how much is the one euro coin with the cross? The answer is not simple: its first issue dates back to 2008 when it was distributed in Cyprus and Finland but in that case we are talking about millions and millions of copies. What you need to pay attention to is the fact that other versions of the one euro coin with cross in Greece. Every year even fewer than 100,000 pieces were issued and for this reason every single vintage could take on a very high value.
There are experts who point out that this one euro coin it could be worth as much as € 5,000 within a few years. If you should find one, our advice is to keep it in a safe place to be able to feel comfortable, in some time, to have a little treasure in the house.
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