EUROSET, Slovenia is the first country for the 10 new EU members

As the first of the 10 new EU members, Slovenia has now, from 1st January 2007, changed to EURO. The old currenct (Tolar) will be in use until 14th January and until 1st March 2007, the people of Slovenia will be able to exchange their Tolat into Euro. After this date the Tolar is history.

One set of 8 coins, 1 cent to 2 Euro, delivered loose.

2 Euro 2008 - SLOVENIA - 500th birthday of Primoz Trubar

Primoz Trubar was a Slovene protestant reformer, the founder and the first superintendent of the Protestant Church, a consolidator of the Slovene language and the author of the firrst Slovene printed book.

Mintage: 1.000.000 coins

Delivered in capsule 

3 Euro 2010 - SLOVENIA - World Book Capital

Ljubljana has been chosen as World Book Capital for the period 23. April 2010 to 23. April 2011, by Unesco.
Bimetal

Mintage: Only 300.000 loose coins
Delivered in capsule

2 Euro 2010 - SLOVENIA - Botanic Garden