Proofreading of year of operation of Myntverket, Eskilstuna mint is required

The article about Myntverket, Eskilstuna mint https://en.numista.com/catalogue/mint.php?id=4665
states:
Dates of operation 2002-2011
which is in inconsistency with the examples: the coins can not be produced by a mint, when it does not exist.

Can the dates of operation be corrected?

​When will you ever learn to be polite, little man?

This time he wasn't even rude

Quote: "Wertinas"​This time he wasn't even rude

​That's actually true, but why can't he just give the answers himself and then make the change requests?

Thats true. Some of his requests are really not necessary.

As far as I understand, the starting date in Eskilstuna is 1974, which corresponds with the coins atributed to this mint (eg. 5kr https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2752.html)
https://web.archive.org/web/20010302014538/http://www.myntverket.se/historia/index.htm

The end date of 2011 seemt to correspond to the closing of the website, available in november 2011 and end of operation in december 2011
https://web.archive.org/web/20111102005852/http://www.myntverket.se:80/
https://web.archive.org/web/20111202175922/http://www.myntverket.se:80/

2002-2011 is correct.

Dates look to be correct as 2002-2011 with incorporation info available from Mint of Finland. No other dates proposed. Then request rejected until someone provides source or documentation.

Then question is where these coins were minted between 1976 and 2001?
The comments refer to "Coins 1976-2007 are minted in Stockholm (AB Tumba Bruk Myntverket / AB Svenska Myntverket, Stockholm / Eskilstuna)", are these two different mints or just the same mint that moved location (and maybe also chnged name)? If it is different we'll need to add an extra mint to clear things up

thanks

And this coin where the picture of the 1992 coin clearly shows the Myntverket mint mark.

Quote: "BramVB"​Then question is where these coins were minted between 1976 and 2001?

In 1910 Kungliga Myntverket (The Royal Mint) was joined with Justeringsverket (The Adjustment Agency) and became Mynt- och justeringsverket. In 1972 they were once again separated into two government agencies, and Myntverket (The Mint) became the agency that continued to struck the Swedish coins.

In 2002 Myntverket was incorporated, and became Myntverket AB, and in 2011 it was bought by Myntverket i Finland Ab/Suomen Rahapaja Oy (Mint of Finland).

So, to answer your question:
Myntverket struck the coins between 1972 and 2002, and Myntverket AB struck the coins from 2002 until 2011.

So the Numista authorities insist that the coins
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1507.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2752.html
and especially
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/exonumia86189.html

were struck by a non existing mint and even dared to reject this important modification!

Very nice absurd! Definitely someeone's brains are not fine.

Anyway it seems that the answer was given in the previous post:
Myntverket operated 1972-2002.
Myntverket AB operated 2002-2011.

Is it correct to create article for mint Myntverket and to connect coins in question with this new for Numista mint, being the last one moved to it?

Why don't you just make the CR yourself? Why bother all of us with your rantings

You are right in facts, but your attitude is really the worst. Who hurt you?