Ausgabeprogramm Lettland 2020

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Lettland wird auch in diesem Jahr wieder eine 2-€-Gedenkmünze herausgeben.

Mehr zu dieser Münze findet man hier im eigenen Thread:
2€CC Lettland 2020 "Keramik Lettgallens"

Sobald Infos zum weiteren Ausgabeprogramm 2020 veröffentlicht werden, können wir es hier lesen.

 

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Latvijas Banka informiert:

About online store e-monetas.lv purchases

Due to the emergency situation declared in Latvia and in order to reduce the number of people visiting Latvijas Banka Cashier's Offices , from now on online purchases on Latvijas Banka website e-monetas.lv will only be available if delivery by Latvijas Pasts to the selected address in Latvia has been chosen or by SIA TNT Latvia to addresses outside Latvia.

Deliveries by Latvijas Pasts and TNT couriers may be delayed.
Thank you for your understanding.


Über die Einkäufe im Online-Shop e-monetas.lv

Aufgrund der in Lettland erklärten Notsituation und um die Zahl der Besucher der Kassen der Latvijas Banka zu reduzieren, werden Online-Einkäufe auf der Website e-monetas.lv der Latvijas Banka von nun an nur noch dann möglich sein, wenn die Lieferung durch Latvijas Pasts an die ausgewählte Adresse in Lettland oder durch SIA TNT Lettland an Adressen außerhalb Lettlands gewählt wurde.

Die Lieferung durch Latvijas Pasts und TNT-Kuriere kann sich verzögern.
Wir danken Ihnen für Ihr Verständnis.

Quelle: About online store e-monetas.lv purchases

 

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Latvijas Banka informiert:

This year Latvijas Banka intends to issue several collector coins as well as one 2 euro commemorative coin and a circulation coin set. The collector coins will be dedicated to various topics relevant to Latvia.

• A coin dedicated to urban ecology.
• A coin dedicated to the cultural heritage of the 1960s and 1970s.
• A coin dedicated to personal freedom.
• A coin dedicated to the Devon period.

Information about the fifth collector coin will be provided later.

Latvijas Banka will soon issue a 2 euro commemorative coin "Latgalian Ceramics" and a circulation coin set dedicated to the Latgalian pottery.

The issue dates will be announced shortly before the coins are available for purchase.

 

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Latvijas Banka informiert:

 

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Latvijas Banka informiert:

Latvijas Banka is issuing a collector coin "Linden Leaf"

On Tuesday, 3 November, Latvijas Banka is issuing a silver collector coin "Linden Leaf" dedicated to ecology, emphasizing the importance of taking good care of our environment.

The purchase of coins will be possible only on the website e-monetas.lv from 12.00 (noon) on 3 November. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the new numismatic products will not be available at the Cashier's Office of Latvijas Banka. It will be possible to receive the coins purchased on the website e-monetas.lv either by post or to pick them up at the Cashier's Office of Latvijas Banka.

The graphic design of the collector coin was created by artist Mārcis Kalniņš, and the author of the plaster model was Ligita Franckeviča.

The coin was struck by Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt (the Netherlands).

Price: EUR 53.
Maximum mintage: 5000 coins.

 

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Das sind ja keine Münzen mehr! Das sind Broschen!

 

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Die haben da ja immer etwas ausgefallene Ideen.

 

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Jetzt auch im Baltikum ...:

Latvijas Banka informiert:

Latvijas Banka is issuing a unique collector coin dedicated to a historical theme ​

​ Silvercollector coin "Ventastega" is dedicated to the fossil remains of Ventastega curonica, a Devonian period animal, one of the most important discoveries in geology and palaeontology. This coin is special as the ventastega's skeleton is marked with photo luminescent print. Keep the coin in direct bright light for at least 40 seconds; then look at it in the dark - ventastega's skeleton will glow. The price of the coin is 48.00 euro. The maximum mintage of the coin is limited to 3 000.

 

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Latvijas Banka informiert:

Latvijas Banka is issuing a collector coin "Personal Freedom"​

Published: 08.12.2020

On Friday, 11 December, Latvijas Banka is issuing a collector coin "Personal Freedom"; this is a debut of Beate Šņuka, a young and promising designer, in coin art.
In 2019, Latvijas Banka had invited students representing various sectors to a discussion on the contemporary meaning of personal freedom. The artist of this coin, dedicated to a philosophical theme, has chosen to symbolically feature the idea that the limits of our freedom are where another individual's rights begin. She has depicted these limits by creating regular adjacent hexagonal pyramids and applying various finish techniques.

The silver collector coin "Personal Freedom" is dedicated to a particularly topical theme today when the development of technologies allows everyone to freely express themselves on any issue whatsoever. This makes one think of the limits of our free will and the importance of respecting actions and opinions of others. Our behaviour affects the society to the same extent as the society influences us. We will be free as long as we respect the social norms set by the society and the society respects the independence of each and every one.

The obverse and reverse of the coin features regular hexagonal pyramids, with their faces covered by frosting of different intensity, black colour print, gold plating or mirror surface. Multi-faceted individuals, each with a unique set of personality traits manifested in their actions, thinking and emotional reactions, constitute the society where each and every one has his/her rights and duties, understanding of the social norms and personal freedom.

The graphic design of the collector coin was created by artist Beate Šņuka.

The coin was struck by Mennica Polska S.A. (Poland).
Mintage: 3500 coins.

 

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