This is Collection of Euro Coins Set 2010 very nice and interesting.
3 Euro bimetallic commemorative coin 2010 "Ljubljana - World book capital".
Each year Unesco awards a major city the title of World Book Capital. Ljubljana was chosen from among seven candidates, and will now be the tenth city to carry the title of World Book Capital, between 23 April 2010 and 23 April 2011. It means that Slovenia and its capital will be able to raise their worldwide profiles as a country and city with a rich literary history, and as places of contemporary literary and cultural creativity. Ljubljana’s programme consists of a host of original ideas to promote access to books, and to encourage literature, authors, book and reading. The basis of the programme is the involvement and connection of all links in the literary chain, from author to reader.
2 Euro bimetallic commemorative coin 2010 "200 th Anniversary of the Botanic Garden in Ljubljana".
Alongside the National and University Library, the Botanic garden on Ljubljana are Slovenia’s oldest continuously operating cultural, scientific and educational institution. They were opened in 1810 as the Garden of Native Flora, at the Ecole Centrale. They were designed by Franc Hladnik (1773-1844), who was also the first director. Today the Botanic Garden cover two hectares, with more than 4.500 species, sub-species and varieties, of which more than a third are from Slovenia, while others are from various parts pf Europe. The gardens are also home to endangered plants, and even species that have vanished from the natural environment in Slovenia. In addition to the aforementioned endemic species, there are rare marsh species that once grew on the Ljubljana Marshes.
To the center part of the coin depicts the Rebrinčevolistna Hladnikija plant. On the left beneath the plant is its name, “HLADNIKIA PASTINACIFOLIA”, written in an arc. The image is encircled by the words “200 LET”, “BOTANIČNI VRT”, “LJUBLJANA” and “SLOVENIJA 2010”. The outer ring of the coin depicts the 12 stars of the European Union.
2 euro 2010 "France Prešeren". Bimetallic coin. This coin shows the poet France Prešeren and the inscription “Shivé naj vsi naródi” (God’s blessing on all nations) − a line taken from his poem “Zdravljica” which is also used in the country’s national anthem. Edge lettering of the €2 coin: SLOVENIJA followed by an engraved dot.
1 euro 2010 years. Bimetallic coin. This coin bears a portrait of Primož Trubar, author of the first book printed in Slovene.
50-cent 2010. The Triglav mountain is depicted on this coin.
20-cent 2010. Lipizzaner horses form the central feature of this design.
10-cent 2010.This coin features architect Jože Plečnik’s unrealised plan for the Slovenian Parliament.
5-cent 2010.This coin depicts a sower.
2-cent 2010. The Sovereign Enthronement Stone features on this coin.
1-cent 2010.This coin bears the image of a stork.
