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Biba wrote:

Jes wrote:WOW WOW WOWOWOWOWOWOW!!!!!!!!!!

I found a Luxembourg commemorative coin in circulation!!!!! (2005) I cannot belibe it!!!

Hi!

I found it too... in Slovenia
Here is a picture of it:


I can't believe either.

Is this only a picture or is it actually "the" coin you found?
It's still in good shape, isn't it?

This is a picture I found on-line .. I didn't take a picture of the coin. But I must say the coin I found isn't in as bad a condition as I would expect it to be (some coins in circulation are in much worse condition).

I'm a little surprised after reading all of your posts. It seems that Slovenia and especially capital Ljubljana is a paradise for collecting euro coins.

Almost every type of coin from all the euromembers zone can be found here except 1c and 2c Finland (not at all in circulation as far as I know). Next a little bit easier to find but still rare are 1c Greece and 1c & 2c Portugal. But it is just the question of time when you'll get them.

Regardless of denomination around 40% of all coins are Slovenian, 20% or even more are German, approximately 20% are Italian and Austrian (both together) and the rest are all the other countries in this order: France, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Finland. There are of course some years of issue that are very hard to find.

Regardless of denomination? That's interesting, because over here I've noticed that there's almost no diffusion at all for the coppers.

im noticing that here in Malta, the Dutch 1c and 2c are very common - i know that the Netherlands does not use them anymore - so most prob they found their destiny in sunny malta

Dakkus wrote:Regardless of denomination? That's interesting, because over here I've noticed that there's almost no diffusion at all for the coppers.

Maybe I didn't use most suitable expression. With "regardless of denomination" I ment that my (very approximate) statistics consider all coins as a sum of all denominations together ("regardless of denomination").

I can also confirm that here also is much less diffusion for the coppers than for 10c-2€ coins.

Here in Dublin 80% of coins Irish, next ones is
no problems to find, probably because we have like 20 flights to Spain every day, after that it would be
what is understandable, they are big countries,
well they are closest euro-zone country
and hard to find
becoming a hot holiday country for Ireland, so hope we get more beautiful coins, but at the moment still rare.
Probably peoples of Finland prefer to go to south same as Irish
lets say miracle sometimes happens
so far saw only one coin, in fountain almost drowned
haven’t seen yet

europaee wrote: so far saw only one coin, in fountain almost drowned

europaee wrote: haven’t seen yet

I'll surelly dispose some coins during my visit of Ireland. But I don't know when this would happen ... Soon I hope!

commons

often

rare

never

here in southern Italy (calabria):

: every day!
sometimes
you must think that I've found 20cent from Monaco,but I've never found coins from
:

I recently emptied my piggy-bank and brought the coins to the bank. Just for fun I thought I'd see what the break-down of coins was. No real surprises though:

Total: 405 coins
311
33
21
15
10
4
4
3
2
2
1
0
0
0
0

Here it's the following situation:

common:
often:
from time to time:
rare:
very rare:
not yet:

joergb30 wrote:- are very rare. In 6 years I received approximately 50 coins, most of them were swans and Rubus chamaemorus.
I have never seen any 1ct and 2ct lions.

And you won't probably see any, because Finnish 1 c and 2 c aren't issued as circulation coinage.

europaee wrote: Probably peoples of Finland prefer to go to south same as Irish

Then again, the Irish coins seem to be very much easier to find in Finland than in Germany. Wonder what's the reason for that.