Ausgabeprogramm Litauen 2015

[manloeste]

Mit dem Unterschied, dass die derzeitigen litauischen Münzen auf der anderen Seite durchaus Abwechslung bieten (s. hier).

Findest du die Wertseiten viel abwechslungsreicher als die Euro-Wertseiten?
Ich nicht:

 

[chrisild]

"Viel" abwechslungsreicher? Nö. Etwas mehr Abwechslung? Ja, durchaus. Aber egal, die Entscheidung ist ja gefallen ...

Tschüs,
Christian

 

[numisfreund]

Info der Bank of Lithuania bezüglich der Euro-Einführung

Ausgabe von Starterkits

For the population and businesses — more than a million Lithuanian euro coins starter kits
March 14, 2014

By decision of the Board of the Bank of Lithuania the public will be given the opportunity for a close up-look of Lithuanian euro coins prior to their becoming full-fledged legal tender

“At least one month prior to the adoption of the new currency the population will already have the opportunity to get acquainted with Lithuanian euro coins by holding them in their hands, while retailers will be able to secure that they will not run short of small change during the first days of the euro adoption,” says Marius Jurgilas, member of the Board of the Bank of Lithuania.

Lithuanian euro coins starter kits will be distributed at face value. The nominal value of a euro coin starter kit designated for the public will be EUR 11.59, an equivalent of LTL 40. It will consist of 23 coins. The starter kit will include 1, 2, 10, 20 and 50 euro cent coins and 1 and 2 euro coins, three of each, and two 5 euro cent coins. A total of 900 thousand such kits will be produced. It is projected that the public will be able to acquire euro coin starter kits as of 1 December at the cash offices of the Bank of Lithuania, commercial banks, branches of AB Lietuvos paštas.

Two types of euro coin starter kits will be designated for retailers. The smaller kit will consist of 320 euro coins: rolls of 8 different denomination coins: 1, 2 and 5 euro cents — 50 coins of each; 10, 20, 50 euro cents — 40 coins of each; 1 and 2 euro — 25 coins of each per roll. The total value of a kit is EUR 111, or LTL 383.26. 60 thousand such kits will be composed.

The larger kit designated for retailers will include 600 coins, with their total face value amounting to EUR 200, or LTL 690.56. They will be packed in 15 rolls: 1 euro cent coins — 3 rolls; 2, 10, 20 euro cents and 1 and 2 euro — 2 rolls of each; 5 euro cent and 50 euro cent coins — 1 roll of each. 1 and 2 euro denomination rolls will include 25 coins each; 10, 20 and 50 euro cents — 40 coins each, while 1, 2 and 5 euro cents — 50 coins each. 50 thousand such kits will be produced.

Frontloading of euro banknotes and coins as well as euro coins starter kits to distribution businesses will take place through commercial banks and will begin 1 month prior to the euro adoption.

Moreover, the Bank of Lithuania has projected to issue 35 thousand souvenir euro coins of BU quality (glossy plane and relief surface) and 7 thousand numismatic sets of circulation euro coins of proof quality (mirror surface, matte relief).

Every state which has adopted the euro enjoys the right of issuing circulation euro coins, one side for all states is common (common side) and the other is unique, different (national side). The circulation euro coins issued by Lithuania will bear three images with the symbol of the State of Lithuania’s coat-of-arms, Vytis, which have been created by sculptor Antanas Žukauskas. The first technological specimens of euros with the Lithuanian side of the 2015 issue are to be minted by UAB Lithuanian Mint already this spring.

Lithuania expects to successfully meet the established requirements for the euro adoption, the so-called Maastricht criteria, and on 1 January 2015 is likely to adopt the single currency of the EU.

Quelle

 

[numisfreund]

Info der Bank of Lithuania bezüglich der Euro-Einführung

Ausgabe von Starterkits

For the population and businesses — more than a million Lithuanian euro coins starter kits
March 14, 2014

Zusammenfassung des englisches Textes:

Es werden drei verschiedene Starterkits ausgegeben (Ausgabe: 01.12.2014):

1. 900.000 Kits "für Privat" mit je 23 Münzen (Wert: 11,59 € entspr. 40 LTL)
enthält 7 Nominale je 3 mal, 5 Cent nur 2 mal

2. 60.000 Kits für den Handel mit je 320 Münzen (Wert: 111,- € entspr. 383,26 LTL)
enthält je eine Rolle jeden Nominals

3. 50.000 Kits für den Handel mit je 600 Münzen (Wert: 200,- € entspr. 690,56 LTL)
enthält 3 Rollen 1 Cent, je 2 Rollen 2, 10, 20 Cent und 1 €, 2 €, je 1 Rolle 5 und 50 Cent

Ferner ist die Ausgabe von 35.000 BU-KMS und 7.000 PP-KMS vorgesehen.

Prägeort aller Münzen: UAB Staatliche Münze Litauen

 

[numisfreund]

Lietuvos Bankas informiert:

Guidelines on Cash Changeover will help smoothly exchange cash litas into euro

March 28, 2014

In preparation for the adoption of the euro in our country, the Board of the Bank of Lithuania approved the Guidelines on Cash Changeover that specify the members of the cash changeover process during euro adoption and their functions, the principles of acquisition of euro, euro and litas handling as well as other cash changeover related principles. The key participants in this process are the Bank of Lithuania, banks and the Lithuanian Post. Cash-in-transit and cash handling companies, distribution businesses and services providing businesses will also participate.

The Bank of Lithuanian will have to acquire 132 million units of euro banknotes and 370 million units of euro and euro cent coins to satisfy the demand for them at the time of euro adoption and to ensure their necessary stocks.

The Bank of Lithuania is going to borrow the amount of euro banknotes necessary for our state to adopt the euro from some national central bank within the Eurosystem. In the future, it would repay the debt by ordering and printing the euro amount borrowed in some banknotes and security documents printing works accredited by the European Central Bank (ECB) and having the right to print euro banknotes. The Guidelines provide that the Bank of Lithuania, upon coordination with the ECB, which of the euro area NCBs will supply euro banknotes, will, no later than before 31 July 2014, sign an agreement with this bank on the borrowing of euro banknotes. It is projected to repay the debt in banknotes for the euro banknotes borrowed in 2016.

The euro and euro coins coins needed by Lithuania will be minted at by the Lithuanian Mint. It will also produce euro coin sets for the public and two types of euro coin sets for retailers. The Bank of Lithuania is projecting, no later than by 30 June 2014, to sign an agreement with the Lithuanian Mint on the minting of euro coins and production of euro coin sets. The Lithuanian Mint is ready to mint Lithuanian euro and euro cent coins. The minting of euro coins will only begin once the EU Council takes a decision on euro adoption in Lithuania.

It is planned to produce 900 thousand euro coin sets for the public (with their value EUR 11.59), 60 thousand euro coin sets for retailers (with the value of variant 1 of EUR 111.00) and 50 thousand euro coin sets for retailers (with the value of variant II of EUR 200.00). The Bank of Lithuania and banks will begin selling the euro coin sets for the public on 1 December 2014, and the Lithuanian Post — 4 December 2014.

The Bank of Lithuania will prepare its vaults for the safekeeping of euro. It is believed that the available vault area will be sufficient for the safekeeping.

The Guidelines on Cash Changeover will be published on the website of the Bank of Lithuania.

Quelle

 

[rufuszufall]

Die Bank von Litauen hat qualitativ hochwertige Euromünzen "samples" prägen lassen.

Hier als Beispiel die Länderseite der 2€ Münze:

Dieses und alle andere Bilder finden sich in diesem Artikel Bank of Lithuania : The 2015 Lithuanian euro coin samples have been minted

 

[numisfreund]

Die Lietuvos Bankas informiert:

Münzausstellung in Kaunas - neue Euromünzen aus Litauen werden präsentiert

Exhibition in Kaunas — journey of the vytis from the medieval denar to the 2015-issue Lithuanian euro

May 7, 2014

The exhibition of the Bank of Lithuania, “Vytis: From the Lithuanian Denar to the Euro”, opening in Kaunas next Tuesday on 13 May, will reveal the more than 600-year-old tradition of depicting on Lithuanian coins a knight on horseback — the vytis. This tradition will continue following the adoption of the euro in Lithuania.

Vytis — the figure of Lithuania’s coat of arms — will be incused on the national side of circulation euro coins; it will be introduced to Europe as well, since Lithuanian euro coins will be legal tender across the euro area.

This exhibition will be the only venue where the samples of the 2015 issue Lithuanian euro coins, with the figure of Lithuania’s coat of arms — vytis — can be seen.

The exhibition will open on 13 May, at 12 o’clock, on the premises of the Bank of Lithuania in Kaunas (Maironio g. 25, Kaunas). All who is interested in the history of Lithuanian money and want to see the future Lithuanian euro coins are invited to the event.

The exhibition will be open until 30 June of this year, on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Entrance to the exhibition is free.

Quelle

 

[numisfreund]

Litauen hat gestern mit der Prägung der neuen EURO-Münzen begonnen. Die Massenprägung wird später im Sommer erfolgen, wenn die EU-Gremien am 23. Juli grünes Licht gegeben haben.



Quelle

 

[Chris89]

Und wenn die doch nicht den Euro ab 2015 einführen dürfen, was dann mit den Münzen. Werden die wohl später mir 2015 Zahl ausgegeben.

ABer ich denke zu hoher wahrscheinlichkeit, dass Litauen den Euro nächstes Jahr bekommen wird.

 

[numisfreund]

Und wenn die doch nicht den Euro ab 2015 einführen dürfen, was dann mit den Münzen. Werden die wohl später mir 2015 Zahl ausgegeben.

ABer ich denke zu hoher wahrscheinlichkeit, dass Litauen den Euro nächstes Jahr bekommen wird.

Die Euroeinführung in Litauen ist nur noch eine Formsache, da das Land alle Kriterien erfüllt.