Bodo Broschat

Official Münze Deutschland pages credit Bodo Broschat, Berlin on several modern issues. One useful example is the 2026 Bundesländer II Bremen 2-euro set, whose motif shows the Klimahaus Bremerhaven as an architectural ensemble. Another is the 2009 IAAF World Athletics Championships Berlin 10-euro coin, where the design has to put a moving athlete and stadium atmosphere into a compact commemorative field.

That range is why Broschat deserves a designer page rather than a passing mention. He is not attached to one isolated coin. His credits recur across modern German coinage, especially where a public place or event has to be translated into a design that remains readable after striking.

For collectors, his work sits in the part of German coinage where mint marks multiply the chase. A 2-euro set from Germany is not just one design; it usually appears from five mints. That gives a designer's work a broad collecting footprint.

Modern German commemoratives often ask for restraint. The coin must honor a place, anniversary, or public event without turning into a medallic poster. Broschat's credited work is useful to study because it shows the modern German preference for composed, architectural, and event-specific imagery rather than loud symbolism.