10 000 Ks Vstup Slovenské republiky do EU
SPECIFIKACE
průměr: 40 mm (opsaný kruh) 23 mm - zlatý střed
hmotnost: 24,8828 g Au 12,4414 g (2/5 Oz) Pd 12,4414 g (2/5 Oz)
obsah drahých kovů: 999/1000 Au , 999/1000 Pd
hrana hladká
náklad: provedení Proof - 7 200 ks
emise: 3. 5. 2004
10 000 Ks Vstup Slovenské republiky do EU
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diameter: 40 mm (opsaný kruh) 23 mm - zlatý střed
weight: 24,8828 g Au 12,4414 g (2/5 Oz) Pd 12,4414 g (2/5 Oz)
content of precious metals: 999/1000 Au , 999/1000 Pd
edge plain
mintage: quality Proof - 7 200 pcs
issue day: 3. 5. 2004
Objednávkový kód: KSSK04
weight: 24,8828 g Au 12,4414 g (2/5 Oz) Pd 12,4414 g (2/5 Oz)
content of precious metals: 999/1000 Au , 999/1000 Pd
edge plain
mintage: quality Proof - 7 200 pcs
issue day: 3. 5. 2004
Objednávkový kód: KSSK04
ABOUT 10 000 Ks Vstup Slovenské republiky do EU
The European Union is the result of the European integration process, which began after World War II. The European Community for Coal and Steel (1951), The European Community for Nuclear Energy and the European Economic Community (1957) were the forerunners of the EU. The founding countries - Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany and Italy were gradually joined by Denmark, Ireland, Great Britain, Spain and Portugal. Finland, Austria and Sweden joined the EU after its establishment. The title European Union was adopted in February 1992, when the Treaty on the European Union was signed in Maastricht and which became effective in November 1993. The European Union is based on the principles of freedom, democracy and the respect for human rights. Its elementary goal is to support sustainable and balanced economic and social progress, especially through the establishment of a zone free of internal borders through the strengthening of economic and social cohesion and through the introduction of an economic and monetary union with a single currency.
On May 1st 2004, the largest expansion of the European Union in its history took place and the 15 member countries were joined by ten new ones - Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia.
Description of the coin
Obverse:
The state shield of Slovak Republic, the year 2004, together with the circle of twelve stars - the symbol of the European Union - are depicted on a round golden blank located in the middle of the obverse of the coin On the division of metals the is another circle of ten stars representing the accession countries. The name of the state SLOVENSKA REPUBLIKA is inscribed near the top edge of the coin on the palladium blank. The nominal value of Sk 10,000 is located near the bottom edge. The initial of the name of the designer Stefan Novotny, and the Kremnica Mint mark are located on the line with the year of issue on the right near the division of metals.
Reverse:
The map of Europe with the accession date of the Slovak Republic to the European Union - May 1, 2004 - is depicted on a round golden blank in the middle of the reverse of the coin. Twelve stars encircle the map. The text VSTUP SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY DO EUROPSKEJ UNIE (The Accession of THE Slovak Republic to the European Union) is inscribed on the outer palladium blank. The stylized initials of Jan Cernaj, the designer of the reverse of the coin, are located near the bottom edge.
The European Union is the result of the European integration process, which began after World War II. The European Community for Coal and Steel (1951), The European Community for Nuclear Energy and the European Economic Community (1957) were the forerunners of the EU. The founding countries - Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany and Italy were gradually joined by Denmark, Ireland, Great Britain, Spain and Portugal. Finland, Austria and Sweden joined the EU after its establishment. The title European Union was adopted in February 1992, when the Treaty on the European Union was signed in Maastricht and which became effective in November 1993. The European Union is based on the principles of freedom, democracy and the respect for human rights. Its elementary goal is to support sustainable and balanced economic and social progress, especially through the establishment of a zone free of internal borders through the strengthening of economic and social cohesion and through the introduction of an economic and monetary union with a single currency.
On May 1st 2004, the largest expansion of the European Union in its history took place and the 15 member countries were joined by ten new ones - Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia.
Description of the coin
Obverse:
The state shield of Slovak Republic, the year 2004, together with the circle of twelve stars - the symbol of the European Union - are depicted on a round golden blank located in the middle of the obverse of the coin On the division of metals the is another circle of ten stars representing the accession countries. The name of the state SLOVENSKA REPUBLIKA is inscribed near the top edge of the coin on the palladium blank. The nominal value of Sk 10,000 is located near the bottom edge. The initial of the name of the designer Stefan Novotny, and the Kremnica Mint mark are located on the line with the year of issue on the right near the division of metals.
Reverse:
The map of Europe with the accession date of the Slovak Republic to the European Union - May 1, 2004 - is depicted on a round golden blank in the middle of the reverse of the coin. Twelve stars encircle the map. The text VSTUP SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY DO EUROPSKEJ UNIE (The Accession of THE Slovak Republic to the European Union) is inscribed on the outer palladium blank. The stylized initials of Jan Cernaj, the designer of the reverse of the coin, are located near the bottom edge.