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Mincovňa Kremnica, š.p.


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The Kremnica Mint is a state-owned mint and is responsible for production of circulation coins of Slovakia.
Mincovňa Kremnica, š.p.

ABOUT Mincovňa Kremnica, š.p.:



The Kremnica Mint was established on 17 November 1328 when the Hungarian King Charles Robert of Anjou promoted Kremnica to a free royal town. The mint issued several kinds of coins. The most successful was its ducat. Kremnica ducats were well-known because of their good quality and were considered the hardest currency in Central Europe.

Kremnica mint is a producer of both circulating and commemorative coins for the National Bank of Slovakia. Mint is also capable of manufacturing plaques, tokens, badges, pendants, tie pins, labels, awards and other products.

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ADDRESS:
Štefánikovo nám. 25/24, 967 01 Kremnica, Slovak Republic
SK, Slovensko

SUBJECT LOCATION: Slovensko, ISO CODE SK
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Mincovňa Kremnica, š.p.
The Kremnica Mint is a state-owned mint and is responsible for production of circulation coins of Slovakia.
ALL Slovensko SUBJECTS:

Mincovňa Kremnica, š.p. - The Kremnica Mint is a state-owned mint and is responsible for production of circulation coins of Slovakia.
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Pražská mincovňa - Výrobca mincí
Pressburg Mint – Bratislavská Mincovňa s.r.o. - Pressburg Mintis a private Slovak company that, after more than 300 years, has restored the minting tradition in Bratislava.
Slovak national bank - Slovak national bank
Slovenská národní banka - Slovenská národní banka
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AHLBORN, LEA
AHLBORN, LEA (Swed.). Born in 1826, she was the daughter of the celebrated Engraver Ludwig Persson Lundgren, under whom she learned the art. Amongst her first masters, Johan and Abraham Salmson, then Toussaint and Barre, the Paris sculptor and medallist, are the most conspicuous. In 1853 she succeeded her father as Engraver to the Swedish Mint, a post which she rilled until 1895. She married in 1854 a distinguished s...
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ACHESON JAMES
ACHESON or ACHESOUN, JAMES (Brit.). Moneyer (or Mint-master) at Edinburgh, 1525-1546, under James V. of Scotland. We read of his receiving on the 12th November 1526 an order to coin gold and silver money, and another, previously, on the 1st March 1525-6. Down to 1538, his name is several times mentioned in the accounts of the Lord High Treasurer under James V. ; it appears that the following year he refused to strike...
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ACHESON, JOHN
ACHESON, JOHN (Brit.), was Master-coiner of the Mint in Scotland in 1555. His family is said to have been connected with the coinage for nearly a century (1525-1620). This artist executed the dies for most of the coins of Mary; the only medal which can be attributed with certainty to him is a silver jeton, or pattern for a half-testoon of 1553, with bust of Mary on obv. and shield of Scotland, between M-R on R. The t...
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ACHESON, THOMAS
ACHESON, THOMAS (Brit.), succeeded his father as Master of the Mint of Scotland, under James VI. By act of Parliament, 1580-81, the working of the mint was let for three years to a commission of which " Thomas Aitchesoun " was a member. In 1588 eight-penny and four-penny pieces, were struck which in contemporary documents are styled Achesouns and half-Achesouns " probably from having been the first base coinage made ...
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