Czy te monety są "wyjątkowe" i czy ich cena jest wyższa?

What specifically would make you think that?

Looks like ordinary 2 euros to me

the letter e is missing from the word euro and several islands are missing from the "map"

Looks like PMD to me, nothing special that captures my attention

And what do You think about this one

Wear and tear (PMD)

look at the date. the coin says 1999 and the euro currency was introduced in 2000. does that not matter?

???? This euro had alr been minted in the 1999, the euro was introduced in 1999, no??

Waluta euro została wprowadzona 1 stycznia 1999 roku, początkowo jako waluta elektroniczna (używana w transakcjach bezgotówkowych) w 11 krajach Unii Europejskiej: Austrii, Belgii, Finlandii, Francji, Hiszpanii, Holandii, Irlandii, Luksemburgu, Niemczech, Portugalii i we Włoszech.

Monety i banknoty euro weszły do obiegu 1 stycznia 2002 roku, zastępując waluty narodowe w tych krajach. Od tego momentu euro zaczęło być powszechnie używane jako środek płatniczy w transakcjach gotówkowych. Od tamtego czasu kolejne kraje przyjęły euro jako swoją walutę, a obecnie jest ona używana w 20 krajach Unii Europejskiej, tworzących tzw. strefę euro.

Does it matter, it doesnt make it anymore than a common coin, the fact stays here that it has been minted in 1999 and it’s not all that rare

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MichZiel48

look at the date. the coin says 1999 and the euro currency was introduced in 2000. does that not matter?

No, several countries had the Euros minted from 1999, Belgium, France, Finland, The Netherlands and Spain, if I remember correctly?

coincrze

???? This euro had alr been minted in the 1999, the euro was introduced in 1999, no??

https://www.ecb.europa.eu/euro/changeover/2002/html/index.en.html

Some countries started minting their coins with 1999 year time stamp. Physical euro coins and notes entered circulation in 2002.

If there are known confirmed errors or variations in coins, you would see them in Numista and other catalogues. Wear and damage do not add value to your coins.

Hello

All the coins you present are worth only their face value and nothing more.
As for all circulating euro coins

And, indeed, the production of euro coins began in 1999.