During its millennia-long history, Greece has made major contributions to world civilisation. One such contribution is the use of coins as we know them today. Arguably, numismatic history starts from ancient Greek cities, which were the first to mint coins featuring images and serving as carriers of meaning.
We at the Greek Mint have always been committed to producing coins that are small works of art and, at the same time, drawing on Greece’s history and rich cultural heritage, convey eternal ideas which remain relevant in today’s world.
The flagship of last year’s numismatic programme was the special commemorative coin series
to mark 200 years since the Greek Revolution of 1821,
produced by IETA on behalf of the
“Greece 2021” Committee. However, as the Greek Revolution spanned almost an entire decade,
we will have the opportunity,
over the next few years, to commemorate several upcoming
bicentenaries of the heroic Greek uprising.
Thus, our numismatic programme for 2022 will feature three commemorations in relation to the Greek Revolution:
Two other themes feature prominently in our numismatic programme 2022:
Our numismatic programme for 2022 will, of course, also include products in our popular long-standing series:
If you wish to subscribe to the Newsletter on our numismatic products, please email your request to the Ministry of Finance at this address.
Dealers must place their orders directly with the Ministry of Finance, via email or via fax to (+30) 2103338959, upon the launch of each numismatic product, within the applicable deadlines.
To place orders via the Bank of Greece you can visit our page and download the order form you are interested in.
Product prices and release dates will be determined in the course of the year by ministerial decisions.
The Ministry of Finance reserves the right to change the products or their designs and/or their technical specifications without prior notice, if deemed necessary.
For more information please email us.
From the 23rd to 28th of February 2022, Bank of Greece and IETA, will participate in the World Money Fair, which this year will be held online as #DigitalFair and will definitely be a complete success, like in 2021 when the visitors exceeded 20,000.
Presentation of the Greek Numismatic Programme of 2022 can be found on the World Money Fair website, by clicking here.
The World Money Fair, unique in its kind, has been established as a meeting place for friends of the currency.
A rich collection of collectibles and commemorative coins, signed by artists of the Greek Mint.