MUNTKOERIER APRIL 2014:
donderdag 27 maart 2014
woensdag 19 maart 2014
Lithuanian euro coins
The Bank of Lithuania have released preliminary information about the preparations which will be put into place by the Bank prior to the anticipated adoption of the EURO single currency, planned for the 1st January 2015.
The Board of the Bank of Lithuania decided that the national side of the future Lithuanian euro circulation coins and cents would bear the targeted year for the adoption of the euro in Lithuania anticipated to be 2015. The first technological specimen euros with the Lithuanian national side of the “2015” issue are due to be minted by this spring. The Board of the National Bank have confirmed and commented that the Lithuanian Mint is preparing for this work intensively.
Just prior to the adoption of the single currency, the Bank of Lithuania are planning to distribute over 900,000 Lithuanian euro coin starter kits with a nominal value of €11.59 with an equal value of 40 Litas. The starter kits will consist of 23 coins in total and include the following: 3 X €2 – 3 X €1 – 3 X .50 – 3 X .20 – 3 X .10 – 2 X .05 - 3 X .02 – 3 X .01. These kits are usually packaged & distributed so the public can familiarize themselves with the new coinage. Two larger kits which are aimed at commercial use will also be available no later than one month before the formal adoption of the Euro. Sixty thousand smaller commercial sets will be available which will consist of 320 euro coins valued at €111 or 383.26 Litas. The larger set will consist of 600 coins with a total nominal value of €200 or 690.56 Litas. There will be fifty thousand of these sets produced.
The Lithuanian circulation euro coins, whose design was finalized as far back as 2007 will all bear the national symbol which is the coat-of-arms of the State of Lithuania, the Vytis. The coins were designed by sculptor Antanas Žukauskas and depict the Vytis surrounded by 12 stars along with subtle differences on the surface rim denoting denominational differences. On the 1 and 2 euro coins, the twelve stars are against a background of vertical lines and with the 10, 20 and 50 euro cent coins, the stars are against a background of horizontal lines. The 1, 2 and 5 euro cent coins show the stars against a plain background. All eight circulation euro coin denominations featuring Vytis are due to be wholly produced at the Lithuanian Mint located in Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital.
The detailed plans for the adoption of the single currency call for Euro coin starter kits for residents to be sold from the 1st December at the cash offices of the Bank of Lithuania, in commercial banks and in Lithuanian Post office branches.
For more information on the adoption of the Euro in Lithuania and further updates, please visit the website of the Bank of Lithuania at: http://www.lb.lt/euro
The Board of the Bank of Lithuania decided that the national side of the future Lithuanian euro circulation coins and cents would bear the targeted year for the adoption of the euro in Lithuania anticipated to be 2015. The first technological specimen euros with the Lithuanian national side of the “2015” issue are due to be minted by this spring. The Board of the National Bank have confirmed and commented that the Lithuanian Mint is preparing for this work intensively.
Just prior to the adoption of the single currency, the Bank of Lithuania are planning to distribute over 900,000 Lithuanian euro coin starter kits with a nominal value of €11.59 with an equal value of 40 Litas. The starter kits will consist of 23 coins in total and include the following: 3 X €2 – 3 X €1 – 3 X .50 – 3 X .20 – 3 X .10 – 2 X .05 - 3 X .02 – 3 X .01. These kits are usually packaged & distributed so the public can familiarize themselves with the new coinage. Two larger kits which are aimed at commercial use will also be available no later than one month before the formal adoption of the Euro. Sixty thousand smaller commercial sets will be available which will consist of 320 euro coins valued at €111 or 383.26 Litas. The larger set will consist of 600 coins with a total nominal value of €200 or 690.56 Litas. There will be fifty thousand of these sets produced.
The Lithuanian circulation euro coins, whose design was finalized as far back as 2007 will all bear the national symbol which is the coat-of-arms of the State of Lithuania, the Vytis. The coins were designed by sculptor Antanas Žukauskas and depict the Vytis surrounded by 12 stars along with subtle differences on the surface rim denoting denominational differences. On the 1 and 2 euro coins, the twelve stars are against a background of vertical lines and with the 10, 20 and 50 euro cent coins, the stars are against a background of horizontal lines. The 1, 2 and 5 euro cent coins show the stars against a plain background. All eight circulation euro coin denominations featuring Vytis are due to be wholly produced at the Lithuanian Mint located in Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital.
The detailed plans for the adoption of the single currency call for Euro coin starter kits for residents to be sold from the 1st December at the cash offices of the Bank of Lithuania, in commercial banks and in Lithuanian Post office branches.
For more information on the adoption of the Euro in Lithuania and further updates, please visit the website of the Bank of Lithuania at: http://www.lb.lt/euro
donderdag 13 maart 2014
2015 Standard Catalog of World Coins 2001-Date, 9th Edition
Available for pre-order, approximate ship date is June 13, 2014.
The Standard Catalog of World Coins, 2001-Date is a leading authority in world coin prices and referencing. The 9th edition of this series is complete with updated information on all known 21st century coins. Whether you are a beginner or an expert in coins, this tool will cover the needs for any coin collector, dealer or enthusiast. All modern commemorative precious metal coins in the world are included in this edition. The Standard Catalog of World Coins is considered the No. 1 tool for world coin collecting because of its remarkable depth and
You’ll find these key features in this guide:
The Standard Catalog of World Coins, 2001-Date is a leading authority in world coin prices and referencing. The 9th edition of this series is complete with updated information on all known 21st century coins. Whether you are a beginner or an expert in coins, this tool will cover the needs for any coin collector, dealer or enthusiast. All modern commemorative precious metal coins in the world are included in this edition. The Standard Catalog of World Coins is considered the No. 1 tool for world coin collecting because of its remarkable depth and
You’ll find these key features in this guide:
- 15,000 actual-size images of world coins for easy identification and current market values in up to 5 grades
- Hundreds of updated coin images and information
- In-depth descriptions for each coin.
- 1,200 pages of the most up-to-date information on world coins.
- Information given by 100 coin experts, alongside George S. Cuhaj and Thomas Michael, who are longtime and highly respected experts in the field
2015 Standard Catalog of World Coins 1901-2000 42th edition
Available for pre-order, approximate ship date is May 3, 2014
The Standard Catalog of World Coins, 1901-2000 is a leading authority in world coin prices and referencing. If you are a world coin collector, this is the must-have guide to all coins found in the world during 1901-2000. This catalog has offered 40 years of the most reliable information on 20th century coins available on the market. I worked on it since 1975!
http://www.shopnumismaster.com/2015-standard-catalog-world-coins-1901-2000-42nd-edition-group
The Standard Catalog of World Coins, 1901-2000 is a leading authority in world coin prices and referencing. If you are a world coin collector, this is the must-have guide to all coins found in the world during 1901-2000. This catalog has offered 40 years of the most reliable information on 20th century coins available on the market. I worked on it since 1975!
http://www.shopnumismaster.com/2015-standard-catalog-world-coins-1901-2000-42nd-edition-group
donderdag 6 maart 2014
De Nederlandse Bank 200 jaar
Reden om een nieuwe herdenkingsmunt te produceren. Dat wordt dan:
- Verzilverde circulatiemunt € 5
- Zilveren proof 15,5 gram € 5, oplage 9.500
- Zilveren proof, rood, blauw en geel met een oplage van 1.000 sets
- Gouden € 10 met een kleine oplage van slecht 1.500 stuks
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