Luxembourg 2 Euro 2019 "100 Years of Voting Rights" Coloured

It is 100 years since the population of Luxembourg were granted the right to vote. The people were able to vote for the first time at the Luxembourg parliamentary elections of 1919, which were the first elections after the First World War (1914-1918). These elections were won by the conservative Roman Catholic party called 'Pari de la Droite'. This meant that the liberals were no longer in power, a unique phenomenon in Luxembourg. To commemorate the fact that the Luxembourg population has had the right to vote for 100 years, it has been decided to issue a special 2 Euro coin. On the face of the coin Grand Duke Henri is portrayed looking diagonally to the right. At the top is the text 'Centenaire du suffrage-universel' (Centenary of Universal Voting Rights). A hand is also shown depositing a ballot into the ballot box. The years 1919-2019 are displayed above this ballot paper. At the bottom of this coloured coin is the country name LUXEMBOURG. This coloured 2 Euro coin is packed in a coin capsule.