EestiKurt hat geschrieben: 10. Oktober 2017 16:47 Eine Brücke. Es ist eine Brücke. Das neue Münzmeisterzeichen ist eine Brücke.
Die Sint Servaasbrug (Sankt-Servatius-Brücke) aus der Geburtsstadt Maastricht.

Hier das Mail, was ich dazu erhalten habe:

"Geachte meneer XXX
Onlangs is Stephan Satijn aangesteld als Muntmeester bij de Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt. Vandaag onthullen we het nieuwe muntmeesterteken.

De symboliek achter het nieuwe muntmeesterteken
Stephan Satijn heeft als muntmeesterteken gekozen voor de Sint Servaasbrug uit zijn geboortestad Maastricht. De brug symboliseert enerzijds de rol van Muntmeester als bruggenbouwer en anderzijds de verbinding tussen privaat en publiek. Net als de Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt kent Maastricht een rijke historie. In 1992 kwam hier de Europese Monetaire Unie (EMU) tot stand en werd de basis gelegd voor de fysieke invoering van de euro op 1 januari 2002.

Speciaal assortiment
Om het nieuwe muntmeesterteken te introduceren brengt de Koninklijke Nederlandse Munt een speciaal assortiment uit. Op donderdag 19 september 2017 worden deze producten online aangeboden via knm.nl."

achmed hat geschrieben: 10. Oktober 2017 22:16 kann es sein, dass die knm den 19. Oktober meint? Donderdag ist doch Donnerstag, oder?

numisfreund hat geschrieben: 17. Oktober 2017 15:48 Donnerstag, 9 Uhr endet das Embargo. Die KNM hat sich wieder was einfallen lassen, um den Hardcore-Sammlern das Geld aus der Tasche zu ziehen. Ich bin informiert ... - lasst euch überraschen ... :grins:

So viel vorweg: Es geht nicht nur um den Jahrgang 2017 ... ;)

KNM hat geschrieben:On september 17th the Royal Ducht Mint announced the appointment of a new Dutch Mint Master, Mister Stephan Satijn. With the appointment of Stephan Satijn as our new Mint Master, a new chapter for the Royal Dutch Mint begins. From this moment on, all Dutch euro coins that will be struck by the Royal Dutch Mint will have a new Mint Master´s Privy Mark.

As previously announced, Stephan Satijn chose the St. Servatius Bridge as his Privy Mark. From Thursday October 19th, the first Dutch euro coins will be issued with the new Privy Mark. These issues are unique because they are the only Dutch euro coins to be struck in 2017 with the new Privy Mark St. Servatius Bridge. These coins will not be brought into circulation.

Next to the euro coins with the new Mint Master's Privy Mark 2017, there is something else special we anounce. In december 2015, a very limited coin serie was struck in BU- and Proof quality. These 2015 Dutch euro coins are struck with the Privy Mark of Acting Mint Master Kees Bruinsma. These coins have never been issued and will now be included in the transitionset.
All information in this newsletter is embargo until October 19, 2017 09: 00AM

To celebrate the transition to a new Dutch Mint Master there are a number of limited issues, with the new Mint Master's Privy Mark. The transitionsets consists of five coin series in BU and Proof quality, the bold-printed coin series are only available in the transitionsets:
2015: Sailing Clipper (Maarten Brouwer)
2015: Sailing Clipper with star (Kees Bruinsma)
2016: Sailing Clipper with star (Kees Bruinsma)
2017: Sailing Clipper with star (Ted Peters)
2017: St. Servatius Bridge (Stephan Satijn)

Transitieset 2015-2017 in Proof-kwaliteit
This transitionset consists of five coin series in Proof quality, supplied in a luxury custom-made wooden box. This transitionset contains all regular series of eight euro coins in Proof quality that were struck between 2015 and 2017 at the Royal Dutch Mint, including the unreleased euro coins 2015 with the Privy Mark of Acting Mint Master Kees Bruinsma (Struck December 2015) and the new Dutch euro coins 2017 with the new Privy Mark St. Servatius Bridge.

Max. mintage: 1,000 sets
Number of coins: 40
Quality: Proof
Status: Now to be reserved, delivery from October 30th 2017

Transitieset 2015-2017 in BU-kwaliteit
This transitionset consists of five coin series Brilliant Uncirculated quality delivered in five-fold packaging with interesting information about the Mint Master's Privy Marks from 2015 to 2017. This transitionset contains all regular series of eight euro coins in Brilliant Uncirculated quality that were struck between 2015 and 2017 at the Royal Dutch Mint, including the unreleased euro coins 2015 with the Privy Mark of Acting Mint Master (Struck December 2015, Acting Mint Master Kees Bruinsma) and new 2-euro coins with the new Privy Mark St. Servatius Bridge.

Max. mintage: 5,000 sets
Number of coins: 40
Quality: Brilliant Uncirculated
Status: Now to be reserved, delivery from October 30th 2017

2 euro 2017 St. Servatius Bridge Proof
This regular two euro coin is struck with the new Privy Mark St. Servatius Bridge in Proof Quality. The coin is delivered in a collector pack with a numbered certificate of authenticity.


Max. mintage: 2.000 coins
Metal: Bi-Colour
Weight: 8,5 g
Diameter: 25,75 mm
Quality: Proof
Nominal value: 2 euro
Status: Now to be reserved, delivery from October 30th 2017

2 euro 2017 St. Servatius Bridge BU in coincard
This regular two euro coin is struck with the new Privy Mark St. Servatius Bridge in Brilliant Uncirculated Quality. This issue is part of the Official Coincard Catalogue series. All BU coincards of 2016 and 2017 are sold out.


Max. mintage: 20.000 coins
Metal: Bi-Colour
Weight: 8,5 g
Diameter: 25,75 mm
Quality: Brilliant Uncirculated
Nominal value: 2 euro
Status: Now to be reserved, delivery from October 30th 2017

Lars hat geschrieben: 19. Oktober 2017 21:13 Na tolle Rotze...die 2017er 2€ bekommt man also noch einzeln für 30€, was zur Folge hat, dass man 420 Euronen für die 2015er 2€ ausgibt und 38 Münzen die quasi "niemanden" interessieren.
Ich bin voller Freude :jubel:

Lars hat geschrieben: 19. Oktober 2017 21:13 Na tolle Rotze...die 2017er 2€ bekommt man also noch einzeln für 30€, was zur Folge hat, dass man 420 Euronen für die 2015er 2€ ausgibt und 38 Münzen die quasi "niemanden" interessieren.
Ich bin voller Freude :jubel: