Commemorative Irish Rome Treaty

Issuance year - 2007, March

And there's still people who dislike their mother-in-law! I can't agree with that. My mother-in-law gave me a magnificent Irish coin, which is depicted in the image. It has strange characters in their Gaelic language, and it became my eighth Treaty of Rome commemorative coin. Bravo.

Legends:

conradh na róımhe = Treaty of Rome

50 blıaın = 50 Years

eoraıp = Europe

éıre = Ireland

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Ireland

Only one design, only one image, the Irish have their national symbol, the harp, on the reverse side of their coins. The biggest difficulty is to find the Irish 1,2 centimes and 1, 2 € coins here in Portugal.
Click here to see the image of the design of the Ireland coins with their national symbol, the harp.

YEAR	0,01 €	0,02 €	0,05 €	0,10 €	0,20 €	0,50 €	1,00 €	2,00 €
2002	E	E	E	E	E	E	E	E
2003	V	V	V	V	E	V	V	V
2004	V	V	E	V	E	E	V	V
2005	V	V	E	V	E	V	V	V
2006	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?
2007	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?

E-Easy to get ----- --- ----- - V-Very difficult to get------ ------

------------------------Missing coins
I'm having some difficulty to find coins between 2006- 2007, and also the missing ones between 2003-2005. Now, there's less than 15 missing irish coins, thanks to the trade with James Crotty, from Ennis Co. Clare, Ireland.

2003							1 €	2 €
2004							1 €
2005
2006						50 c
2007	1 c						1 €
2008	1 c	2 c	5 c	10 c		50 c	1 €	2 €
2009	1 c	2 c	5 c	10 c	20 c	50 c	1 €
2010	1 c	2 c	5 c	10 c	20 c	50 c	1 €	2 €

Last update: 03/11/2010