Dear WBCC members and non WBCC members,
Welcome into the World of Bi-, Tri- and Tetra-metallics. I hope you enjoy reading this week's issue of the WBCC Newsmail

1. Bi-metallic 2 Euro 2019 from Latvia….by Martin Peeters, The Netherlands
September 17, the Bank of Latvia has proceeded to the issuance and circulation of a Bi-metallic 2 Euro 2019  commemorative under the name
of "The Rising Sun" dedicated to the history of the Coat of Arms of Latvia

At the same time, this coin also pays tribute to the artistic contribution of Ansis Cīrulis (1883-1942) who in 1915 created the symbol of the Rising
Sun which today represents an entire nation.
The volume of issuance of the commemorative 2-euro coin 'The Rising Sun' is 300,000 pieces distributed in rolls and 7,000 in coincard as BU,
the latter put up for sale by the Bank of Latvia own at a price of 7.90 €

2. Bi-metallic 3 Euro 2020 from Slovenia…..by Pabitra Saha, UK
Here is a picture of a new Bi-metalliv 2 Euro 2020 from Slovenia commemorate 30 years revolution


3. Bi-metallic 2 Euro 2020 from Slovenia…..by Pabitra Saha, UK
Bank of Slovenia held a design competition to select one coin on its commemorative 2-euro coin 2020 dedicated to the "500th anniversary of the birth
of Adam Bohorič" linguist and educator, author of the first Slovenian grammar. The contest a total of 29 designs in yesterday presented both the winner
sketch made public as the other two were finalists and we will see below.


4. Bi-metallic 1 Potosi 2010 from Bolivia….by Frans Dubois, The Netherlands
Here is a picture of the Bi-metallic 1 Potosi 2010 from Bolivia commemorate Bicentenario 1810-2010


5. Bi-metallic 20 Pound 2011 from South Sudan….by Frans Dubois, The Netherlands
Here is a picture of the Bi-metallic 20 pounds 2011 from South Sudan, Nickel with nickel/ aluminium centre


6. New Bi-, Tri-, or Tetra-metallic images...by Rod Sell, WBCC Webmaster
The new Bi-, Tri-, or Tetra-metallic images are shown at:
http://wbcc-online.com/new-releases/new-images.html

"See you" next week,
Martin Peeters, Focal Point of the Worldwide Bi-metallic Collectors Club wbcc@hotmail.nl

The Worldwide Bi-metallic Collectors Club (WBCC) was established September 14, 1996 and is the very first
Worldwide Collectors Club using the Internet.  Goal of the WBCC is exchange Bi-, Tri-, and Tetra-metallics and
exchange knowledge about Bi-, Tri-, and Tetra-metallics.

WBCC Organisation:
WBCC Webmaster: Rod Sell, Australia, rodsell@rodsell.com
WBCC DoCu-Centre: Frans Dubois, Netherlands, dubois.f@wxs.nl
WBCC Research Centre: Paul Baker, UK, 85@wbcc.fsnet.co.uk
WBCC Public Relations Centre: Max Aiello, Italy,  wbcc73@gmail.com
WBCC Focal Point: Martin Peeters, The Netherlands, wbcc@hotmail.nl