Here are the coins hand-drawn by the Italian team. 
We’ve chosen to draw in monochrome because when we print them , the effect will be more similar to the real coins

The Basilica of St Peter in Rome, the most important Catholic Church in the world and a masterpiece of Art and architecture.

The BRONZES OF RIACE are priceless statues of Greek sculpture of the Classical Ageand date back to the fifth century B.C. They are kept in our city

The GONDOLA is a traditional venetian boat used to move around the city of Venice Italy due to  the absence of roads.

The Tower of Pisa is a very important symbol for Italy and Europe, famous for its characteristic  shape, a cylindrical lending tower. 

ETNA  is a complex stratovolcano of Sicily originated in the Quaternary, and is the highest active volcano of Europe.

PIZZA is the most popular food and the most popular word  in the world

The plant of OLIVE dates back to 20–40 million years ago in the Oligocene, in what now corresponds to Italy and the eastern Mediterranean Basin. It is considered a symbol of abundance, peace, wisdom and victory.

The FERRARI is an iconic  car made in Italy !

We followed our Italian partners' example and after deciding on the 8 symbols to put on the coins, one of my students made the requested drawings. These are Romanian versions of the coins (the drawings):

1. The peony (Romania's national flower) and the Palace of Parliament

2. The Carpathian Mountains with a bear and the traditional Romanian folk costume

3. The Bran Castle and Mihai Eminescu (Romania's national poet)

4. Oina (Romania's traditional sport) and the pan flute (our traditional musical instrument)

Here are the coins with symbols behind them by our Turkish students.

1) Vulture Stone and Safranbolu Houses

2) Cappadocia and Vulture Stone

3) Diyarbakır Castle and Selimiye Mosque

4) Ephesus Ruins and Çatalhöyük

These are the symbols that students from Primary School Josip Kozarac Semeljci have created to reperesent Croatia.

Croatian national symbols by OŠ Lotrščak

Polish coins sketches by students of Primary School no 1 in Bełżyce