Gold version of the King Andrew I commemorative coin, 2nd piece in the series “Nation-Building Sovereigns of the Árpád Dynasty”, 2023

The second coin in the Magyar Nemzeti Bank’s series “Nation-building sovereigns of the Árpád Dynasty” to be launched on 21 August 2023 will be the 2023 commemorative coin “King Andrew I”.

Preparing for the strong interest, Hungarian Mint Ltd. intends to sell this coin by way of a drawing for purchasing rights. The method of sale and number of coins available for sale were agreed upon with the MNB. Accordingly, 450 pieces will be available for purchase by way of drawing. The remaining pieces will be used by the MNB.

Pre-registration is necessary for drawing, and the participants who may purchase the King Andrew I commemorative coin will be selected in a drawing from the registrants, under the supervision of a public notary.

Requests to purchase the King Andrew I commemorative coin can only be registered online, at the following address:

https:// www.elsoandrasarany.hu

The registration period will last from 9:00 am CET on Monday, 17 July 2023 until 5:00 pm CET on Tuesday, 15 August 2023 (this may deviate slightly depending on network speed).
All properly registered participants will take part in the drawing.
Time of the Drawing: 11:00 am CET on Tuesday, 22 August 2023, the working day following issuance of the commemorative coin.
The list of winners can be accessed on the Webpage “www.elsoandrasarany.hu” from 9:00 am CET on Wednesday, 23 August 2023 and Winners will also be notified by e-mail.
The Drawing will be held at the Organizer’s business premises: 1054 Budapest, Báthory u. 7.
The coin will be available for purchase from 24 August 2023 until 11 September 2023 (during the opening hours of the coin shop).

The rules governing participation/drawing can be viewed here:
https://www.elsoandrasarany.hu/regulations/?lang=en

This 1-ounce pure gold (Au.999) commemorative coin is a true numismatic rarity.
Recommended price: HUF 1,150,000 forints
The recommended price is for information only; the final price will be determined on the day of the drawing, based on the world market price of gold on the day of issue and on demand.