2 Euro - Euro coin cataloging & tracking

Introduction:

A comprehensive collection of both commemorative and regular 2-euro coins. Celebrating a decade on Google Play, with over 100 updates and more than 1,000,000 downloads. Enjoy 😎 

The 2 - euro coin is a circulating coin in the eurozone and has the highest denomination among euro coins. It has been in use since the introduction of euro banknotes and coins into circulation in 2002. This coin is made of two metals and usually features different designs. For example, the 2 - euro coin of Austria bears the portrait of the pacifist Bertha von Suttner. In addition, there are both commemorative and regular - circulation 2 - euro coins.    

Typical features of such apps include: 

Coin identification: Helping users identify and record the coins they own.

Categorization and tracking: Users can keep track of which coins they already have and which ones they still need to complete their collection.

Value and rarity information: The app may provide insights into the rarity and potential value of specific coins.

Community sharing: Some apps allow collectors to share their collections or exchange coins with each other.

News and updates: Providing information on newly issued coins, special edition coins, or upcoming commemorative coins.

Educational resources: Detailing the history, design, and issuing countries of 2-euro coins, among other details.

Popular features of such apps:

Search function: Allowing users to quickly find specific coins.

Scanning function: Some apps support scanning the barcode or image of a coin to instantly add it to the collection.

Wishlist: Users can create a list of coins they want to collect in the future.

Statistical function: Tracking the number of missing coins in the collection, issuing countries, and the rarity of the coins.

Potential investment and appreciation space:

Although 2-euro commemorative coins are generally not regarded as high-value collectibles like gold or silver coins, some rare versions can be sold at a good price in the secondary market. For example, coins with printing errors (such as misprinted coins) or those with unique features may be particularly precious to collectors.