2007 Slovenia Euro Starter Kit

Slovenia was the first country to join the eurozone out of the 10 new member states that joined the European Union in 2004.

On 1 December 2006, special starter packs of Slovenians euro coins were made available to professional cash handlers.

On 15 December 2006 the general public could buy euro starter kits; 450,000 of these kits were produced.

Each kit contained 44 coins, amounting to €12.52 (3,000.2928 SIT, rounded to 3,000 SIT).

1 Euro Cent KM# 68, Schön# 73, N# 236
2007 Fi – Mint of Finland
× 8
2 Euro Cents KM# 69, N# 237
2007 Fi
× 7
5 Euro Cents KM# 70, Schön# 75, N# 238
2007 Fi – With mintmark between letters A and J in SLOVENIJA
× 6
10 Euro Cents (2nd map) KM# 71, Schön# 76, N# 239
2007 Fi
× 6
20 Euro Cents (2nd map) KM# 72, Schön# 77, N# 240
2007 Fi
× 7
50 Euro Cents (2nd map) KM# 73, Schön# 78, N# 241
2007 FI
× 4
1 Euro (2nd map) KM# 74, Schön# 79, N# 242
2007 FI
× 4
2 Euros (2nd map) KM# 75, N# 243
2007 FI
× 2