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30th European Championships in Swimming, Diving, Synchronised Swimming and Open Water
Budapest-Balatonfüred, August 4-15, 2010
The European Swimming Championships for the classic, 50-metre “long course” pool is generally organised every two years by the European Swimming Federation (Ligue Européenne de Natation, LEN), which functions as the governing body for 50 European national swimming federations. LEN was founded in 1926 in Budapest and its administrative headquarters are located in Rome. Hungary is represented in LEN by the Hungarian Swimming Federation. Along with swimming, the Federation is also responsible for the supervision of water polo, diving, synchronised swimming and long distance or open water swimming. Until 1999, competitions in all of these sports were held within the framework of the European Swimming Championships, while since then a separate European Championship has been organised for water polo.
In honour of the European Swimming Championships in Hungary and the outstanding performance of Hungarian swimmers, the Magyar Nemzeti Bank is issuing a silver collector coin.
This coin can be ordered through our webshop from 30th july, 2010 in both PP and BU qualities.
NEW: Legal tender coin set in blister packaging of the birth year of your baby!
Legal tender coin set in blister packaging of the birth year, including a pop-out brass "baby born" medal. Get one now!
NEW: Fine silver restrikes of the 1935-36 2 pengő silver coins
Orders can be sent by clicking here!
The pre-ordering period for 2010 coins is finished.
You may still check the Collector coin issuing plan of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank for 2010.
500th anniversary of birth of John Calvin
Date of issue: 29 october 2009.
Remaining items are available for free sale.
Click here to see the coin's data sheet!
250th Birth Anniversary of Ferenc Kazinczy gold coin
Remaining items are available for free sale.
Click here to see the coin's data sheet!
The new 200 Ft coin in bankcard packaging!
12000 uncirculated coins in a special packaging,
decorated with the famous Chain Bridge and showing the withdrawn, 200 Ft banknotes.
Click here to see this amazing souvenir-idea!
We moved!
The Trading Department and the other coin shop of the Hungarian Mint finished its working at Budapest,
8th district, Könyves Kálmán krt. 38. from the 15th December. The Trading Department and the coin shop
moved into the Magyar Nemzeti Bank headquarters. The new contacts can be found at our website.
For registered visitors we offer the possibility to order our products available on stocks online.
Please register before sending your first order.
Registered users also have the possiblity to participate in our pollings.
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