Overview
- The commemorative coin was officially presented at the Klimahaus and is now entering everyday use across the euro area as legal tender.
- Germany’s five state mints produced the issue, with the Deutsche Bundesbank supplying banks and cash handlers for circulation.
- The design features the Klimahaus building with two seagulls, the inscription “Bremen,” and the year 2026.
- Bremen finance senator Björn Fecker praised the selection, calling the Klimahaus a standout place of knowledge and a strong ambassador for the state.
- Visitors can receive the coin as change at the Klimahaus ticket office while supplies last, and numismatists note the large mintage limits collector value.