10 Euro "20. Jahrestag der Nationalbank der Slowakei" 2013

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Der Wettbewerb wurde ausgeschrieben.

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Der Wettbewerb wurde erneut ausgeschrieben.

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Münze Ag 10 Euro/2013 PP "NBS - 20. Jahrestag der Gründung"
Die silberne Sammlermünze im Wert von 10 Euro "Nationalbank der Slowakei - der 20. Jahrestag der Gründung" in Proof-Qualität (Spiegelglanz).
Geplanter Ausgabetermin: Januar 2013
Material: Ag 900/1000
Durchmesser: 34mm
Gewicht: 18g

Münze Ag 10 Euro/2013 "NBS - 20. Jahrestag der Gründung"
Die silberne Sammlermünze im Wert von 10 Euro "Nationalbank der Slowakei - der 20. Jahrestag der Gründung" in BU-Qualität (Stempelglanz).
Geplanter Ausgabetermin: Januar 2013
Material: Ag 900/1000
Durchmesser: 34mm
Gewicht: 18g

[euromunter]

...the images of the "NBS" coin - author - PhDr. Kliment Mitura - obverse and Mgr. art. Roman Lugár - reverse.

[Mister Münze]

Schönes Motiv :br:.

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Voraussichtlicher Preis BU: 28 - 33€ (Nur eine Schätzung von der NBS - Der tatsächliche Preis kann sich unterscheiden.)
Voraussichtlicher Preis PP: 24 - 29€ (Nur eine Schätzung von der NBS - Der tatsächliche Preis kann sich unterscheiden.)

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Results of the public anonymous competition for the design of a 10-euro silver collector coin commemorating the 20th anniversary of Národná banka Slovenska

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In November 2011 Národná banka Slovenska announced a public anonymous competition for the design of a 10-euro silver collector coin commemorating the 20th anniversary of Národná banka Slovenska (NBS). A total of thirteen designs were entered in the competition, which was judged by the Committee for the Assessment of Designs for Slovak Euro Coins. According to the Committee, none of the designs fully satisfied the thematic or artistic criteria, and therefore it did not award any prizes or recommend any of the designs for the commemorative coin. When the competition was rerun in March 2012, the designers of the top four entries from the first competition (Mária Poldaufová, Mgr. art Roman Lugár, PhDr. Kliment Mitura and Štefan Novotný) were invited to take part again, and other entries were also accepted. A total of ten designs by eight designers were entered in the competition and they were judged by the Committee in May 2012. Since the coin commemorates the establishment of NBS, no external experts were invited to advise the Committee and, furthermore, the NBS Bank Board gave its opinion on the designs.

A design by Mária Poldaufová was recommended by the Committee for the first prize and for the coin design. The entries recommended for the second and third prizes were by Mgr. art Roman Lugár and Štefan Novotný respectively.

The NBS Governor, however, exercised his right under the terms of the competition to set aside the Committee's recommendation. For the obverse side of the coin, he approved, with the authorisation of the NBS Bank Board, a design by PhDr. Kliment Mitura, which was awarded a special fourth prize. This design impressed the Bank Board by how it depicts the theme and conveys Slovakia's inclusion in the euro area, the global significance of the euro, and the standing, importance and role of Národná banka Slovenska. The reverse side by Mr Mitura was deemed not to capture the given theme. For the reverse side the Governor approved the design that won a reduced second prize in the competition, by Mgr. art. Roman Lugár. This featured a composition of Biatec (the NBS logo) and a double cross, set against a highly decorative background. Mr Lugár's obverse design depicts the euro symbol and the state emblem, with the national tricolour in the background.

The design by Mária Poldaufová was awarded a reduced first prize. The obverse side was given credit for its finely worked concept and masterly stylised lettering of the abbreviation "NBS", combined with a depiction of Bratislava castle. The reverse-side is dominated by the euro symbol, with stars and a globe to highlight the role of NBS in the European Union and wider world. The national aspect of the institution is symbolised by a stylised state emblem and linden leaf.

Štefan Novotný's third-placed design (also awarded a reduced prize) features on the obverse side a circular composition including hands representing the circulation of currency, symbols of art and architecture, and a centrally positioned state emblem. The reverse side depicts a stylised rendition of the central bank's Biatec logo with a globe in the background.

The silver collector coin is due to be issued in January 2013.

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[Andilein]

Alles gelungene Entwürfe.

[Maczek]

pictures of coins

[KME]

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The Bank Board approved the announcement on the issue of a €10 silver collector coin commemorating the 20th anniversary of Národná banka Slovenska.

The euro collector coin, weighing 18 g and measuring 34 mm in diameter, has been produced by the Kremnica Mint from an alloy containing 90% silver and 10% copper. The obverse side was designed by PhDr. Kliment Mitura and the reverse side by Mgr. art. Roman Lugár. The coin is due to go on sale in January 2013.
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:hi:

Release of coins - January 11 2013.

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[EestiKurt]

Die Slowaken haben eine gute Jury... und gute Gestalter. Klasse Auswahl!

Wir sollten denen mal so eine Art "Award" zukommen lassen. So als "Starshop-Award", das spornt andere Münzen an... und braucht nichtmal teuer zu sein.

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[Kai]

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