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coin collector

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1. Value of credited collector coins held by coin-issuing entities
2. Number of credited collector coins held by coin-issuing entities
3. Value of credited collector coins held by coin-issuing entities — —
4. Number of credited collector coins held by coin-issuing entities — — category 2
5. Value of credited collector coins held by coin-issuing entities 6. Additional data items
6. Total face value of collector coins credited to the legal issuer(s) and held by the NCB and coin-issuing third parties
7. The approved volumes, in terms of value, of euro circulation coins and euro collector coins which a (future) participating Member State is allowed to issue during a specific calendar year pursuant to the applicable coin issuance decision [1]
8. It should be noted that the concept of ‘coins in circulation’ is not applied at national level because it cannot be determined whether coins put into circulation in a participating Member State are circulating there and whether they have been returned from circulation to coin-issuing entities in other participating Member States. Euro collector coins are not included as these coins are only legal tender in the Member State of issuance. ‘Collector coins’
9. Based on the estimates of demand for euro coins in 2004 that the participating Member States submitted to the ECB, the ECB approved the total volume of euro coins intended for circulation and euro collector coins not intended for circulation in 2004 in Decision ECB/2003/15 of 28 November 2003 on the approval of the volume of coin issuance in 2004 [1].
10. means the aggregated national net issuance of euro circulation coins (data item 1.1). It should be noted that the concept of ‘coins in circulation’ is not applied at national level because it cannot be determined whether coins put into circulation in a participating Member State are circulating there and whether they have been returned from circulation to coin-issuing entities in other participating Member States. Euro collector coins are not included as these coins are only legal tender in the Member State of issuance. ‘Collector coins’
11. ‘National gross issuance’ in relation to euro coins means euro circulation coins or euro collector coins which have been issued by the legal issuer in the participating Member State (i.e. coins, the face value of which has been credited to the legal issuer), irrespective of whether these coins are held by an NCB, a future Eurosystem NCB, a coin-issuing third party or the public.
12. For collector coins, national gross issuance = national net issuance of collector coins (value) (data item 1.3) + value of credited collector coins held by coin-issuing entities (data item 5.3). ‘National net issuance of banknotes’ means the volume of euro banknotes issued and put into circulation by an individual NCB at a specific point in time (e.g. close of a reporting period), including all euro banknotes put into circulation by all national NHTO banks and all ECI banks managed by that NCB. Banknote transfers to other NCBs or future Eurosystem NCBs are excluded. National net issuance of banknotes can be calculated by using either: (i) the stock method, which uses only stock data relating to a specific point in time; or (ii) the flow method, which aggregates flow data from the date of the banknotes' introduction until a specific point in time (i.e. close of the reporting period).
13. ‘Logistical stocks’ (LS) means all stocks of new and fit euro banknotes, other than the ESS, held by NCBs, and for the purposes of this Guideline by NHTO banks and ECI banks [4] As referred to in a separate ECB legal act on the management of banknote stocks. . ‘National gross issuance’ in relation to euro coins means euro circulation coins or euro collector coins which have been issued by the legal issuer in the participating Member State (i.e. coins, the face value of which has been credited to the legal issuer), irrespective of whether these coins are held by an NCB, a future Eurosystem NCB, a coin-issuing third party or the public.
14. means a number of denominations of euro coins defined as a series in Regulation (EC) No 975/98 or in a subsequent Community legal act (i.e. the first series of euro coins as launched on 1 January 2002 consists of the denominations EUR 0,01, EUR 0,02, EUR 0,05, EUR 0,10, EUR 0,20, EUR 0,50, EUR 1 and EUR 2), whereby euro coins that have revised technical specifications or a revised design (e.g. amendments to the European map on the common side) only constitute a new coin series if referred to as such in an amendment to Regulation (EC) No 975/98 or in another Community legal act. ‘Coins in circulation’ means the aggregated national net issuance of euro circulation coins (data item 1.1). It should be noted that the concept of ‘coins in circulation’ is not applied at national level because it cannot be determined whether coins put into circulation in a participating Member State are circulating there and whether they have been returned from circulation to coin-issuing entities in other participating Member States. Euro collector coins are not included as these coins are only legal tender in the Member State of issuance. ‘Collector coins’
15. The banknotes held in custody by the ECI banks, including those in transit between the NCB and the ECI banks, are fully collateralised until they are put into circulation by the ECI banks or returned to the NCB. Banknotes transferred from the NCB to ECI banks form part of the NCB's created banknotes (data item 1.1). Banknotes held in custody by ECI banks do not form part of the NCB's national net issuance of banknotes. ‘Fit banknotes’ means: (i) euro banknotes which have been returned to NCBs and which are fit for circulation in accordance with a separate ECB legal act on banknote processing by NCBs; or (ii) euro banknotes which have been returned to credit institutions, including NHTO banks and ECI banks, and which are fit for circulation in accordance with the minimum sorting standards laid down in the BRF. ‘Logistical stocks’ (LS) means all stocks of new and fit euro banknotes, other than the ESS, held by NCBs, and for the purposes of this Guideline by NHTO banks and ECI banks [4] As referred to in a separate ECB legal act on the management of banknote stocks. . ‘National gross issuance’ in relation to euro coins means euro circulation coins or euro collector coins which have been issued by the legal issuer in the participating Member State (i.e. coins, the face value of which has been credited to the legal issuer), irrespective of whether these coins are held by an NCB, a future Eurosystem NCB, a coin-issuing third party or the public.