What is 2002 1 euro?

Here's some information about the 2002 1 Euro coin:

The 2002 1 Euro coin was one of the first Euro coins issued when the Eurozone officially came into being. As with all Euro coins, it features a common European side and a national side specific to the issuing country.

• Common Side: The common side, designed by Luc Luycx, depicts a map of Europe against a background of six lines spanning 12 stars. This side is identical for all Eurozone countries.
• National Side: The national side varies depending on the country that issued the coin. For example, a German 2002 1 Euro coin features the iconic eagle, while a Spanish coin features the head of King Juan Carlos I.
• Material: The 1 Euro coin is composed of two alloys. The outer ring is made of cupro-nickel, while the inner disc is made of nickel brass.
• Dimensions: It has a diameter of 23.25 mm and a thickness of 2.33 mm. Its weight is 7.5 grams.
• Value: The 1 Euro coin has a face value of one Euro. Its value is mainly based on its purchasing power.
• Collectibility: While most 2002 1 Euro coins are not particularly rare in circulated condition, some variations or coins from smaller issuing countries may have slightly higher value for collectors. Certain minting errors can also increase their value. Consider to check collectibility
• Issuing Countries: In 2002, twelve countries initially adopted the Euro. These countries are: Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain. Consider to check issuing countries