Columbus Laboratory for the ISS space station, 10 euro silver coin 2004, brilliantly uncirculated

Columbus Laboratory for the ISS space station, 10 euro silver coin 2004, brilliantly uncirculated

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Product information "Columbus Laboratory for the ISS space station, 10 euro silver coin 2004, brilliantly uncirculated"

The 10-euro silver coin from 2004 was minted in brilliant uncirculation on the occasion of the "Columbus Laboratory for the Space Station ISS". It has a diameter of 32.5 mm and a weight of 18 grams. The 10 euro silver coin is made of 925/000 silver.

Astronauts expand the ISS with the "Columbus" laboratory

Successful mission: The crew of the spacecraft "Atlantis" has installed the European Laboratory "Columbus" at the Space Station ISS . However, the German astronaut Hans Schlegel had to stay on board due to problems - the job outside was taken over by two colleagues.

At 10:30 p.m. German time, the success message came: Hans Schlegel and his colleagues have successfully docked the space laboratory on the ISS. The European 'Columbus' module is now part of the ISS. The "Columbus" touched the space station for the first time.

"Columbus" is a cylinder about seven meters long with a diameter of 4.5 meters. Up to three astronauts can carry out experiments in it at the same time. The total cost for the module was 880 million euros.

Motif of the 10 euro silver coin

The picture side of the 10-euro silver coin shows the international space station with the Columbus module over the European continent.