A couple of days ago, in a different topic dealing with coins from Monaco, I wrote that, in the English version of the announcement only, the pieces are called "beautiful".

Well, the MTM (Musée des Timbres et des Monnaies) did it again - and now I believe it is due to the translation:
In French they write about
>une pièce commémorative (...) de qualité "Belle Epreuve"< , thus a commemorative piece of BE (proof) quality. Now the English version refers to
>A beautiful 2€ proof coin (...) commemorating (...)"<. I guess that the "belle" part of BE simply becomes "beautiful" ...
Edit: Mintage will be 15,000 - and according to well educated guesses based on last year's prices, we can expect the coin to have a price tag of about 150 euro. (Or more this year? Who knows.) That covers the piece, certificate and box, see the attached image from the
MTM website, and last but absolutely not least, postage.
Christian