Das sind ja auch keine Umlaufmünzen, sondern Gedenkmünzen.
Das es eine Gedenkmünze ist, habe ich mir schon gedacht. Ist die denn erst gerade eben erschienen (trotz der Jahreszahl 1994)oder wieso ist sie sonst in diesen Thread gerutscht?!
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Die Schönheit eines Gegenstandes oder einer Person liegt immer im Auge des Betrachters!
Es gibt keinen Staat Kurdistan (und wird wohl auf absehbare Zeit auch keinen geben).
Du kommst ein wenig spät mit dieser tollen Erkenntnis. Über die politische Lage ist hier jeder im Bild und wir haben die Kurdistan-Münzen unter anderem Gesichtspunkt ausführlich diskutiert.
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Danke für den Hinweis! Ich kannte diesen Entwurf bzw. die geplante Serie noch nicht. Dass es mehrere Ausgaben werden, hab' ich nun auch gelesen ("ny serie af temamønter med motiver fra H.C. Andersens eventyr"), aber welche das sein werden - keine Ahnung. Auf Andersens 200. Geburtstag mit Märchenmotiven statt mit dem Dichterkopf hinzuweisen, halte ich für eine gute Idee ...
Ich komme gerade aus Budapest wieder und kann von "Münzneuheiten" berichten. Zumindest mir war jedenfalls nicht bekannt, dass folgende Sondermünzen existieren und im Umlauf zu finden sind:
20 Forint 2003 200 Jahre Deak Ferenc
50 Forint 2004 EU-Beitritt
Die Münzen sind selten und werden auf den Märkten schon für ein Mehrfaches angeboten.
Das häßliche Entlein (?)...
Die Dänen scheinen daraus ja eine Serie machen zu wollen.
Weiß jemand mehr darüber?...
Ich hab nochmal nachgesehen, die Ausführungen wurden ergänzt:
Zitat:
Zitat von www.nationalbanken.dk
Den næste H.C. Andersen-mønt udsendes i slutningen af året, hvor også motivet for mønten bliver offentliggjort. De i alt fem eventyrmønter forventes udsendt over tre år.
Ich entnehme folgendes:
insgesamt fünf Münzen
Ausgabezeitraum über 3 Jahre
nächste Ausgabe zum Jahresende
Nebenbei scheinen Sie die bisherigen "Thema-Münzen" in "Turm-Münzen" umgetauft zu haben...
Grüße pcf
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sobald das Geld im Kasten klingt,
die Seele in den Himmel springt!
Ende 2004 hat die Bank Indonesia diese beiden Münzen ausgegeben.
Beide sind aus Aluminium und wurden bereits ab 2003 geprägt, sind aber erst Ende letzten Jahre in Umlauf gekommen.
Bist du dir sicher das die Münzen erst Ende letzten Jahres in den Umlauf gekommen sind? Ich meine mich zu errinnern, dass Bekannte mir die besagten Münzen Anfang 2004 aus ihrem Urlaub in Indonesien mitgebracht haben.
Immoment kann ich sie leider nicht finden, aber ich bin mir eigentlich sicher die Münzen zu haben.
Bulgarien - neue Münze zur EU-Vertragsunterzeichnung
Hier sind die facts:
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In connection with the signing of the Treaty on the Accession of the Republic of Bulgaria to the European Union and pursuant to art.25, para.1 of the LBNB, the Bulgarian National Bank will put in circulation, from 25 April 2005, a silver commemorative coin with partial gold plating “Bulgaria – European Union”, nominal value BGN 1.95583, issue 2005:
TECHNICAL FEATURES
nominal value BGN 1.95583 = 1 Euro
nominal value for accounting, statistical and cash purposes
metal silver, purity 999/1000 with partial gold plating
issue 2005
quality proof
weight 20 g
diameter 40 mm
edge smooth
mintage 14 000 pieces
minted by 25 April 2007
design Bogomil Nickolov
The obverse of the coin features the logo of the Bulgarian National Bank with the year “1879”, inscribed on the ribbon. Underneath there is the year of issue “2005”, the nominal value “1.95583 ЛЕВА”, and in circumference there goes the inscription “БЪЛГАРСКА НАРОДНА БАНКА” (BULGARIAN NATIONAL BANK).BGN 40
The reverse of the coin features a fragment of a fresco in the Kazanlak Thracian tomb which dates back to the late 4th and the early 3rd c. BC, and in circumference there are 12 stars and the inscription “EU” (the initials of the European Union in English) and “БЪЛГАРИЯ” (BULGARIA), with a rose depicted between them."
Malaysia - Bedrohte Tier 2005 - 25 Sen Münzen
In diesem Jahr erscheint wieder eine Serie "Bedrohte Tier".
Ausgabe 2005 Auflage 40.000 Sets im Folder
Die 25 Sen Münzen sind nicht für den Umlauf bestimmt. 100 Sen = 1 Ringgit(Kurswert 1 Ringgit = 4,8Euro)
Die ersten 3 Münzen sind bereits für je 5 Ringgit (offiz. Ausgabepreis) zu bekommen.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Nominal value 50 stotinkas
Type of metal alloy, CuNiZn
Quality Proof
Year of issue 2005
Weight 5 g
Diameter 22.5 mm
Edge indented
Mintage 500 000
Artistic design Bogomil Nickolov, Petar Stoykov, Vladimir Iosifov
The figure "50" and the year of issue "2005" are shown on the face of the coin. The text "stotinki" (стотинки) is inscribed on the lower side of the coin. The upper side of the coin features the 12 stars of the European Union inscribed along the periphery of the coin.
The reverse of the coin features a fragment of the Thracian Tomb in Kazanlak (ІV-ІІІ c. BC) with 12 stars in circumference and the inscription “EU” (EU initials in Latin) and "БЪЛГАРИЯ" (BULGARIA) with a rose depicted in between.
Hier der Bericht:
Two Shekel Coin to be Introduced
08:30 May 24, '05 / 15 Iyar 5765
(IsraelNN.com) Bank of Israel officials are planning to release a NIS 2 shekel coin in the coming year following a study showing there would be demand for such a coin.
Bank of Israel officials have quietly published a tender for companies to submit proposals for a design for the new coin, and in the near future, a final decision is expected.
The release of a NIS 2 coin would predictably bring a sharp drop in the use of the NIS 1 coin, which experts add would be beneficial.
The Nation (Nairobi)
May 22, 2005
Posted to the web May 23, 2005
Odhiambo Orlale
Nairobi
New coins bearing the portrait of the founding father of the nation, the late Jomo Kenyatta, will be re-introduced into the market.
The coins will be in denominations of five cents, 10 cents, 50 cents, Sh5 and Sh20 and will be issued by the Central Bank of Kenya, as per the latest Kenya Gazette notice signed by Finance minister David Mwiraria.
The Gazette notice says the Kenyatta coins will not replace, but will circulate, alongside the present issues of Kenya currency notes and coins which bear the portrait of retired President Daniel arap Moi, with effect from April 18.
The announcement comes hot on the heels of a raging controversy over a Sh7 billion cash-making tender which was scrapped early this week.
On Monday, CBK decided to scrap the lucrative tender involving a company linked to the controversial Anglo Leasing scandal due to what they termed "price and quality issues".
In a statement, the CBK noted that Joh Enschele of Netherlands had failed to tender due to commitment elsewhere while two other firms were knocked out.
"Given that the paramount aim of the tender was to ensure competitiveness in both price and quality of the bank notes, and after taking into account that proceeding with only two tenders would not achieve the overall objective of the tender, the Central Bank of Kenya tender committee held on May 16, 2005 approved the cancellation of the tender," the director suppliers and services, Mr Lawrence Kun'gu, had said.
The decision, expected to generate controversy, was made days after the replacement of CBK Deputy Governor Dr Edward Sambili, who was in charge of the process, with Jacinta Mwatela.
A special tender committee which was initially under Dr Sambili was mandated to steer the process. The company that was to implement the cancelled Anglo Leasing passport project, French Francois Charles Oberthur Fiduciare, was disqualified together with Swiss currency printer Orell Fussili.
The tender will now be re-tendered. Two of four international firms had been pre-qualified. They were the Ruaraka-based subsidiary of UK firm De La Rue and German company Giesecke & Devrient SZE.
De La Rue lost a 10-year tender for printing currency when the Narc Government took over from Moi's Kanu Government in January 2003.
Mr Moi ruled for 24 years and his administration also phased out the Kenyatta notes and coins, which were, however, re-introduced two years ago by the National Rainbow Coalition (Narc) administration led by President Kibaki.
By the time president Kenyatta died, there were no coins for Sh5, Sh10 and Sh20. They were introduced later by the Moi regime which also introduced the Sh200, Sh500 and Sh1,000 notes.
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Last month a CBK official, Mr Hezron Mariwa, was quoted in the press as saying that President Kibaki's portrait would not feature on Kenya's new generation bank notes.
He said the new notes would only feature the portraits of the founder of the nation, a historical figure who would be a unifying force of the country.
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