Eslovénia - 3€ 20º Aniversário da Independência da Eslovénia

Ano: 2011

Valor facial: 3 €uros

Diâmetro: 32 mm

Metal: Disc: 75% Cu, 25% Ni, Anel: 78% Cu, 20% Zn, 2% Ni

Qualidade: UNC

Peso: 15 gr.

Tiragem: 300000

This issue celebrates the 20th anniversary of Slovenia as an independent country.

Communist Yugoslavia was formed by Marshall Tito in 1945. He dealt with nationalist aspirations by creating a federation of six republics: Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovenia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Macedonia. But ethnic tensions where never far from the surface. Although the federation held together for 10 years after Tito's death in 1980, it fell apart rapidly after Slovenia's declaration of independence on June 25, 1991. 

Eslovénia - 3€ Capital Mundial do Livro

 

Ano: 2010

Valor facial: 3 €uros

Diâmetro: 32 mm

Metal: Disc: 75% Cu, 25% Ni, Anel: 78% Cu, 20% Zn, 2% Ni

Qualidade: UNC

Peso: 15 gr.

Tiragem: 300000

This issue celebrates Ljubljana as 2010 World Book Capital, as nominated by UNESCO.

World Book Capital is a title bestowed by UNESCO to a city in recognition of the quality of its programs to promote books and reading and the dedication of all players in the book industry. The designation runs from April 23 (UNESCO's World Book and Copyright Day) of one year until April 22 of the following year.

Eslovénia - 3€ 100º Aniversário do 1º voo a motor na Eslovénia

 

Ano: 2009

Valor facial: 3 €uros

Diâmetro: 32 mm

Metal: Disc: 75% Cu, 25% Ni, Anel: 78% Cu, 20% Zn, 2% Ni

Qualidade: UNC

Peso: 15 gr.

Tiragem: 300000

This issue celebrates the centenary of the first Slovenian powered flight.

Edvard Rusjan (1886–1911) was a Slovene aircraft constructor and aviator. His first flight was near Campagnuzza, Italy on November 25, 1909 in Eda I, a biplane of his own design. Rusjan died in Beograd during a promotional tour through Balkan cities when his airplane's wing broke during flight and he crashed into Kalemegdan hill.

The Maribor airport and asteroid 19633 Rusjan are named after him.

Eslovénia - 3€ Presidência da União Europeia

Ano: 2008

Valor facial: 3 €uros

Diâmetro: 32 mm

Metal: Disc: 75% Cu, 25% Ni, Anel: 78% Cu, 20% Zn, 2% Ni

Qualidade: UNC

Peso: 15 gr.

Tiragem: 150000

First issued on January 3, this issue marks Slovenia's recent presidency of the European Union. It is the first Slovenian commemorative coin and also the first euro coin with a €3 denomination.

The EU Council Presidency of Member States was instituted by the Treaty establishing the European Community (the Treaty of Rome of 1957), which provides that Member States alternatively assume the function of president of the Council of Ministers for a period of six months.

In December 2004, the Council of the European Union decided that Slovenia would preside over the EU Council from January 1 to June 30, 2008. The presidency of the EU Council is an important political honor for Slovenia. In 2007, it became the first new Member State to adopt the euro, a process which proved to be fast and efficient. Slovenia will also be the first new Member State to serve as president. The presidency is confirmation that Slovenia is a country that Europe trusts and treats as a stable political institution capable of responsibly representing Europe on the international stage.

To mark Slovenia's presidency of the European Union, the Republic of Slovenia has issued collector coins with a "dynamic" EU star in the form of a windmill on the front side. The star represents Slovenia's initiative, movement, energy, volition, strength and active role during the EU presidency. Furthermore, the inscription on the coin "Facta loquuntur" (work speaks), indicates that the EU presidency will be geared to results and success. On the reverse, 27 dynamic stars represent the 27 EU Member States.

Austrália - 50c Royal Engagement

 

 

 

Ano: 2010

Valor facial: 5 cents

Diâmetro: 31,51 mm

Metal: Cuproníquel

Qualidade: UNC

Peso: 15,55gr.

Tiragem: Ilimitada

 

To fittingly commemorate this significant Commonwealth event, the Royal Australian Mint welcomes the honour and responsibility of producing the only official Australian coins celebrating both the engagement and marriage of HRH Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton.