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Another country that does not miss the opportunities that are presented to it is Malta, which has just announced its 2022 numismatic program including in it no less than three commemorative 2-euro coins with which it will mistreat collectors, by doing that with the different combinations of mint marks, one of them has more than one version and, if this were not enough, it will issue the piece with the lowest circulation to date, 53,000 units. Gentlemen, grab the belts that come curves.2 euro commemorative Malta 2022 by order of issue
Hal Saflieni Hypogeum
Hal Saflieni Hypogeum
During the month of May, it will issue the first coin belonging to the series "Prehistoric Temples of Malta" dedicated to the "Hypogeum of Hal Saflieni", with which this series started in 2016 is completed when the seven pieces that make up the series are completed. number that megalithic temples are located in Malta.
It will have a circulation of 180,000 pieces, 150,000 will be issued in rolls of 25 coins, 20,000, with a mint mark that will be presented on a coincard and 10,000 within the 2022 euroset with the eight regular circulation coins and the 2 coin. Euro commemorative with a different mint mark.
The Hal Saflieni Hypogeum is the only known prehistoric underground temple; It was excavated around 2500 BC. C. It is considered that its first function was that of a sanctuary and that later, but still in prehistoric times, it became a necropolis.
It will have a circulation of 180,000 pieces, 150,000 will be issued in rolls of 25 coins, 20,000, with a mint mark that will be presented on a coincard and 10,000 within the 2022 euroset with the eight regular circulation coins and the 2 coin. Euro commemorative with a different mint mark.
The Hal Saflieni Hypogeum is the only known prehistoric underground temple; It was excavated around 2500 BC. C. It is considered that its first function was that of a sanctuary and that later, but still in prehistoric times, it became a necropolis.
35th Anniversary of the Erasmus Program
On July 1, 2022, a total of 82,500 coins of the common commemorative for the "35th Anniversary of the Erasmus Program" will be issued, 62,500 will be put on sale in rolls of 25 coins and the remaining 20,000 in a box.
The Erasmus Program, acronym for the official name in English, European Region Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students, began in 1987 as an exchange program that offered students university students the possibility of learning and enriching themselves by studying abroad, making it easier for students to complete part of their studies at universities in other EU countries.
The Erasmus Program, acronym for the official name in English, European Region Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students, began in 1987 as an exchange program that offered students university students the possibility of learning and enriching themselves by studying abroad, making it easier for students to complete part of their studies at universities in other EU countries.
United Nations Security Council Resolution on the Peace and Security of Women
The third will be issued during the month of October under the name of "Resolution of the United Nations Security Council on the peace and security of women." Only 53,000 coins make up this issue, which will become the smallest of all those issued so far by Malta. 50,000 are advertised on a coincard and 3,000 on a box.
The United Nations Security Council has published several resolutions related to women, peace and security, beginning with resolution 1325 of the United Nations Security Council approved in 2000. This resolution, which established a legal framework political and historical, recognizes the importance of the participation of women, as well as the inclusion of the gender perspective in peace negotiations, humanitarian planning, peacekeeping operations, peacebuilding in situations post-conflict and governance. Since then, the Security Council considers the issue of "women, peace and security" annually.
The United Nations Security Council has published several resolutions related to women, peace and security, beginning with resolution 1325 of the United Nations Security Council approved in 2000. This resolution, which established a legal framework political and historical, recognizes the importance of the participation of women, as well as the inclusion of the gender perspective in peace negotiations, humanitarian planning, peacekeeping operations, peacebuilding in situations post-conflict and governance. Since then, the Security Council considers the issue of "women, peace and security" annually.
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