Obverse: to the left of the coin is the image of Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg and to the opposite side of the coin a ballot box with a voice cast. Above, the inscription "Centenaire du suffrage universel" appears in a semicircle around the painting. Below is the name of the issuing country "LUXEMBOURG". The outer ring of the coin depicts the 12 stars of the European Union.
Reverse: regular 2€ denomination number.
About the coin: in Luxembourg, the universal right to vote and to stand as a candidate was introduced on 26 October 1919. Up to this date, only 25% of men had the right to vote. Before the First World War, there was no powerful feminism movement in Luxembourg, despite the slow development of women's active participation in politics. Only one woman managed to get to Parliament in the first general election in 1919. From 1931 to 1965, there was no woman in the Chamber of Deputies. The first woman came to government in 1967.
