Ausgabeprogramm Malta 2012

[wojtax]

Ich habe bisher keine Mail von Malta erhalten. Sollte ich mir jetzt Sorgen machen?

Wann ist eigentlich der "closing date"?

guck mal:

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Closing date ist der 20.02. für die 2-€-Rolle "10YEC", für alle anderen Produkte ist es der 12.03.2012. Danach wird informiert, was und wie viel man erhalten wird.

beste grüsse

 

[rufuszufall]

guck mal:

Wer lesen kann ...

 

[DDresdner]

Auflageerhöhung

Na dann hoffen wir mal, dass alle Besteller ihre Rollen noch haben möchten, wenn aufgrund der Nachfrage die beantragte Auflage mit 700.000 Stück doch noch voll ausgeprägt wird, und der Wert der Münze gen Nominal fällt.

Wenn irgendein Wackelland für seine Rollen 80 Euro pro Stück + Versand verlangen würde, da wäre der Aufschrei aber groß. Jetzt heißt es (noch...): Danke Malta, dass wir bestellen dürfen.

 

[zoderwaschi]

Immer noch besser eine Rolle in Malta um 80 Euro bestellen, als im "Vorverkauf" dann über 150 Euro dafür zahlen!

 

[sco0ter]

Ist inzwischen das Ausgabedatum von 1887 Majority Representation bekannt? Und weiß jemand, ob die Münzen auch in den Umlauf gegeben werden (weil sie sogar von der Bank dort nur über Wert verkauft werden)? Ich frage, weil ein Freund im Sommer Urlaub auf Malta macht. Gibt es Erfahrungswerte wie wahrscheinlich es ist maltesische 2 Eur Gedenkmünzen dort zu finden?

 

[Arno Nühm]

Ist inzwischen das Ausgabedatum von 1887 Majority Representation bekannt? Und weiß jemand, ob die Münzen auch in den Umlauf gegeben werden (weil sie sogar von der Bank dort nur über Wert verkauft werden)? Ich frage, weil ein Freund im Sommer Urlaub auf Malta macht. Gibt es Erfahrungswerte wie wahrscheinlich es ist maltesische 2 Eur Gedenkmünzen dort zu finden?

siehe Beitrag 2:

- 2-€-Gedenkmünze “Majority Representation – 1887” aus der Serie Verfassungsgeschichte, Auflage max. 400.000 Ex., in Proof (5.000 Ex, Ausgabepreis 17,- €), und in Rollen a 25 Münzen (Ausgabepreis 70,- €), Ausgabe September

 

[amun4]

<TABLE border=0 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=4 width="95%"><TBODY><TR vAlign=top><TD class=BodytextBold bgColor=#c6d7ff>29 March 2012</TD></TR><TR vAlign=top><TD class=Bodytext bgColor=#6699cc width=80>

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</TD><TD class=Bodytextbold bgColor=#c6d7ff>Issue of €2 Coin Commemorating “Ten Years of the Euro” </TD></TR><TR><TD class=Bodytext rowSpan=2></TD><TD class=BodytextBold align=middle>

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On Friday 30 March 2012, the Central Bank of Malta will be issuing the first coin of its 2012 Coin Programme - the €2 coin commemorating ‘’Ten years of the Euro’’. The coin will be issued in circulation quality in rolls of 25 coins each.

This commemorative coin will be issued by all euro area countries and will have a common design on the national side of the coin. It was designed by an Austrian mint designer and was selected by an international jury in a competition organised by the ECB.

The design symbolises the way in which the euro has established itself as a major currency after ten years of existence. It shows its importance in the lives of the euro area community (represented by the people), in trade (represented by the ship), in industry (represented by the factory) and in energy (represented by the wind power stations). As announced by the Bank on the 3 February the coin will be made available in limited quantities to those who have submitted an order on the Bank’s prescribed form in the period 3 February to 20 February. It will not be available for sale over the counter. The Bank would like to emphasise that, in view of the fact that the number of orders received substantially exceeded the amount of coins that the Bank is permitted to issue, the Bank is not in a position to fully meet all requests submitted in the order forms.

The Bank will be contacting all those who placed their orders to inform them of their allocation, the means of payment and the dates on which they will be requested to collect them.

For further information the public is kindly requested to contact the Malta Coins Distribution Centre of the Bank through an e-mail message addressed to mcdc@centralbankmalta.org or by calling the Centre on +356 2550 6008.

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[spike1]

"The Bank will be contacting all those who placed their orders to inform them of their allocation...


Na, da bin ich ja mal gespannt.

 

[amun4]

Ich rechne mal mit maximal einer Rolle pro Privatperson

 

[numisfreund]

Central Bank of Malta schreibt:

Issue of numismatic coin under the Europa Programme 2012 “European Artists” – Antonio Sciortino

On Monday 30 April 2012, the Central Bank of Malta will issue a numismatic coin as part of the Europa Programme ‘European Artists’ commemorating the renowned Maltese sculptor Antonio Sciortino (1879 -1947). This coin will be issued in gold and silver versions with a face value of €50 and €10 respectively. This will be the second coin issued by the Bank in its 2012 Coin Programme.

Antonio Sciortino was born in Malta and at an early age went to continue his art studies in Rome at the Regio Istituto di Belle Arti. He spent much of his life in that city, where he eventually became the Director of the Accademia Britannica. He was strongly influenced by the French sculptor Auguste Rodin, and much of his best works reveals this influence. His favourite medium was bronze.

The coin features Sciortino’s masterpiece ‘Les Gavroches’ (Street Urchins), which was sculptured in 1904 inspired by the poor street urchins in Victor Hugo’s renowned novel ‘Les Miserables’. The bronze statue was placed at the Upper Barrakka Gardens in Valletta, but following its restoration in 2003, it was moved to the National Museum of Fine Arts in Valletta and a replica was placed in its stead. A sculptured model of the ‘Les Gavroches’ statue was presented to Queen Elizabeth II when she visited Malta as a princess in 1951. The model forms part of the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace.

The distribution of the coins will commence from Monday 30 April 2012. Bank officials will contact all those who placed their orders to inform them of their allocation, the means of payment and the dates on which they will be requested to collect their coins.