Mister Münze hat geschrieben: Kann man diese Serie "Denkmalschutzgebiete" (2011 & 2012 & 2013) als Fortsetzung der Serie "Natur- und Landschaftsschutz" (2009 & 2010) ansehen?

Mister Münze hat geschrieben:
Somit ist dann sicher auch die Ausgabe "Geschütztes Opalfeld" (2014) die Fortsetzung der Serie "Denkmalschutzgebiete" (2011 & 2012 & 2013), oder?

bartolomeo hat geschrieben:

Mister Münze hat geschrieben: Kann man diese Serie "Denkmalschutzgebiete" (2011 & 2012 & 2013) als Fortsetzung der Serie "Natur- und Landschaftsschutz" (2009 & 2010) ansehen?

Ich würde sagen, es ist die Nachfolgeserie, nachdem die Natur- und Landschaftsschutz - Serie offenbar beendet ist. Die beiden 20 Euro Münzen (2009 & 2010) waren die Münzen 8 und 9 dieser Serie, die - glaube ich - seit 1994 lief. Die ersten sieben Münzen der Serie sind als Silbermünzen mit dem Nominal 500 Slowakische Kronen erschienen.

NBS hat geschrieben:Results of the public anonymous competition for the design of a 20-euro silver collector coin featuring the Historical Preservation Area of Trnava

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In September 2010, Národná banka Slovenska announced a public anonymous competition for the design of a 20-euro silver collector coin featuring the historical preservation area of Trnava town. Twelve designs by twelve different designers were entered in the competition. In November 2010, the entries were judged by the NBS Governor’s Committee for the Assessment of Designs for Slovak Coins, with expert advice provided by Ing. arch. Viera Dvořáková, a representative of the Monuments Board of the Slovak Republic, Štefan Bošnák, Mayor of Trnava, and Ing. arch. Milan Horák, a representative of Trnava Town Hall.

The design approved for the coin was made by Mgr. art. Roman Lugár and he won a reduced first prize. His design impressed the Committee with its accurate depiction of Trnava’s historical assets. The obverse side shows the building complex of Trnava University, one of the oldest universities in the territory of Slovakia, while the reverse side depicts the Church of St Nicholas, the town tower, and other architectural landmarks of the town. The architecture is aptly complemented by an image of the Virgin Mary of Trnava, whose painting at the Church of St Nicholas is associated with the historically proven ending of a plague epidemic in Trnava in 1710. The Committee’s expert advisers also praised the design, considering it to be the clearest depiction of the Trnava historical preservation area. In response to comments from a representative of the Heraldry Commission of the Slovak Ministry of Interior, the designer altered the design by repositioning the state emblem outside the townscape.

The second prize was awarded to Miroslav Rónai for a harmonious design, in which architectural landmarks of Trnava are depicted on both sides. The reverse design incorporates a motif from the town’s coat of arms and has the townscape in the lower part. A reduced third prize was awarded to Karol Ličko, whose design was noted for the fine content and artwork of the reverse side, which shows some of the town’s significant architectural heritage. The obverse design portrays the Virgin Mary of Trnava above a view of the town.

The silver collector coin is due to be issued in September 2011.

NBS hat geschrieben:...
The Bank Board approved the announcement on the issue of a 20-euro silver collector coin featuring the Historical Preservation Area of Trnava.

This euro collector coin, designed by Mgr. art. Roman Lugár, will be minted by the Kremnica Mint from an alloy containing 925 parts of silver and 75 parts of copper. The coin will weigh 33.63 g and have a diameter of 40 mm. It is due to go on sale in September 2011.
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