The euro replaced In Greece the Greek drachma (GRD), with an exchange rate of 1 EUR = 340 750 GRD.
Greek euro coins were designed by Georgios Stamatopoulos. In copper coins are represented ships, in particular:
The bronze coins recall famous Greek personalities:
The 1 euro coin recalls the ancient tetradrachm of Athens of the fifth century BC, with the representation of the owl, an animal sacred to the goddess Athena.
The 2-euro coin shows the scene of the abduction of the goddess Europa by Zeus transformed in a bull.
The value of the coins is expressed with the Latin alphabet on the common face, and with the Greek alphabet on the national side; the national side of cents coins shows the Greek translation lepto (λεπτό) for the singular and lepta (λεπτά) in the plural, like on the old drachma.
In addition to the 12 stars of the founding countries of the European Union, the year of minting and the symbol of the Bank of Greece, in the first coins appear also the symbols of mints that helped Greece for the initial production of coins, which are:
The coins produced in Greece didn't present any letter.
Link: Bank of Greece