luxembourgish euro coins feature three different designs, though they all contain the portrait or effigy of grand duke henri of luxembourg. the designs, by yvette gastauer-claire, also contain the 12 stars of the eu flag, the year of imprint and the name of the country in the luxembourgish language: lÃ«tzebuerg. luxembourg does not mint its own coins. the koninklijke nederlandse munt (royal dutch mint), in utrecht, the netherlands, produced luxembourgish coins dated 2002â2004 and again from 2009 onward. rahapaja oy (mint of finland), in helsinki, finland, produced the coins dated 2005â2006. monnaie de paris (mint of paris), in pessac, france, produced coins dated 2007-2008. the grand duke henri of luxembourg appears on the coins facing to the left.in heraldry, directions are often described as they would appear to the bearer of a coat of arms, rather than as they would appear to the viewer. therefore, coin descriptions will use "facing to the left" when it would appear to the layperson that the person depicted is facing to the right. he was not featured on the luxembourgish franc as he only became grand duke in 2000 following the abdication of his father, jean. jean's portrait on the francs showed him facing to the right and it is common in a number of countries for successive monarchs to alternate the direction they faced on coins. other euro coins issued by member states which are monarchies show their monarchs facing to the left, in common with the effigy on their legacy currencies. ==luxembourgish euro design== for images of the common side and a detailed description of the coins, see euro coins.  ==circulating mintage quantities== {|class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center" |- !|face value  !|â¬0.01 !|â¬0.02 !|â¬0.05 !|â¬0.10 !|â¬0.20 !|â¬0.50 !|â¬1.00 !|â¬2.00 |- !| 2002 || 34,512,500 || 35,912,500 || 28,912,500 || 25,112,500 || 25,712,500 || 21,912,500 || 21,313,525 || 18,512,500 
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