20 euro gold coin 2025 "Rückkehr der Wildtiere - Luchs"

20 euro gold coin 2025 "Rückkehr der Wildtiere - Luchs"

The 20-euro gold coin series "Return of the Wild Animals" draws attention to successes in species protection. It shows animal species that were almost extinct and have become native to Germany again through special efforts.
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Overview details

Overview details

Gold order period 18/03 – 09/04/2025
Motif: „Lynx“
Artist: Natalie Tekampe
Issue date: 16/06/2025
Mint: Berlin (A), Munich (D), Stuttgart (F), Karlsruhe (G), Hamburg (J)
Weight: 3,89g / 1/8 ounce
Coin diameter: 17,5 mm
Material: fine gold (Au 999,9)
Nominal: 20 Euro
Coin edge: serrated
Mint quality: brilliant uncirculated
Circulation: max. 85,200 units

Description Coin

Description Coin

The motif by artist Natalie Tekampe covers almost the entire coin in a richly modelled sculptural manner. The lynx turns towards the viewer and appears to pause in its movement, its head slightly lowered and its left front paw raised. The delicate design of the eagle on the obverse is derived from the image side. The geometric design creates an unusual and dignified representation.

Backgroundinformation

Backgroundinformation

In 2025, the focus will be on the "lynx". The Eurasian lynx lives in large forest areas and was once widespread in Western Europe. Human persecution in particular has almost completely decimated the populations. Individual specimens are appearing again today in a few German low mountain ranges. The coin motif vividly and richly showcases the largest cat in Europe seemingly pausing in mid-movement: with piercing eyes, clearly visible muzzle and cheek whiskers, the ears with their brush-like tufts and the striking strong legs with large paws.