The official Meteora (Greek: Μετέωρα), Greece 2025 50 euro 1g Gold 999% coin , proof in original box and capsule with certificate of Authenticity, as issued by the Bank of Greece!
Note: This year the Bank of Greece has substantially increased the issue price of this coin, underscoring all, the rise of gold, its premium positioning and the strength of collector demand. Our price, represents a modest premium over the issue price , that does however reflect the expected demand and price climb-up over this coin .
The Meteora coin is part of the highly sought-after Mini Gold Coin Series of Greece, which celebrates the country’s most iconic historical and cultural sites. Issued by the Bank of Greece, this release honors the awe-inspiring Meteora monasteries, a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for their breathtaking placement atop towering cliffs.
As with previous issues in the series, coins are struck in limited numbers and quickly become exhausted, making them difficult to find on the secondary market. Collectors have consistently welcomed these releases with great enthusiasm, and values have shown strong appreciation shortly after issue. Given Meteora’s cultural significance and the proven track record of the series, this coin is expected to follow the same path — a treasured addition for both collectors and investors.
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Greece, 2025, 50 Euro, Gold Coin, Meteora: Monasteries in the Sky !
Issuer & Mintage Greece, 1200 Coins Issuing regime Third Hellenic Republic (1974-date) Type Non-circulating coins Year 2025 Value 50 Euros (50 EUR) Currency Euro (2002-date) Composition Gold (.999) Weight 1 g Diameter 14 mm Shape Round Technique Milled Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑ Meteora – Monasteries in the Sky
Meteora is one of Greece’s most breathtaking landmarks, famed for its monasteries perched atop towering sandstone cliffs. Located in central Greece, near the town of Kalambaka, Meteora combines natural wonder with spiritual devotion. The name “Meteora” means “suspended in the air,” perfectly describing the monasteries that seem to float above the valley.The rock formations themselves are millions of years old, sculpted by natural forces into dramatic pillars that rise hundreds of meters above the plain. Beginning in the 14th century, Orthodox monks sought refuge here, building monasteries high on the cliffs to escape invasions and to devote themselves fully to prayer. At its peak, Meteora hosted 24 monasteries, though only six remain active today.
These monasteries are not only centers of faith but also treasures of Byzantine art, preserving centuries-old icons, manuscripts, and frescoes. Each monastery is a symbol of resilience, spirituality, and the enduring strength of tradition.
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Meteora is both a sacred place of pilgrimage and one of Greece’s most visited cultural landmarks. To this day, the site represents a harmony between human devotion and the majesty of nature.