Re: hardest to find coins
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 5:46 pm
wow, nice onewoca wrote:Hi!!!
I found a MONAKO 1€ 2002![]()
in circulation in Maribor, Slovenia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe it!!!!!!
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wow, nice onewoca wrote:Hi!!!
I found a MONAKO 1€ 2002![]()
in circulation in Maribor, Slovenia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe it!!!!!!
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Mmm...woca wrote:Hi!!!
I found a MONAKO 1€ 2002![]()
in circulation in Maribor, Slovenia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe it!!!!!!
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Mmmm....LonaPo, in the topic: http://www.eurobilltrackerforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=10201&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=225 wrote:Yesterday my Mom got theCC 08 and a friend of mine EMU
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The coins are sold to collectors, they are not circulating coins. (although they are valid currency and some people do put them into circulation just for fun)zabaks wrote:Thanx for the link, nice one.
So, Finland keeps some 1c 2c mintage, with reasonable amounts. And what they do with those coins, pool to other countries?
Yes, they're circulating. If you are lucky, you can even find one ( at least in Finland ).EdSe1991 wrote:Does anyone know if the Finnish 2 € from 2006 with the new map design is found in circulation.
The high quality stuff is sold onto the collectors' market, the poor stuff is sold as souvenirs to tourists with quite nice profits in both cases .....zabaks wrote:Thanx for the link, nice one.
So, Finland keeps some 1c 2c mintage, with reasonable amounts. And what they do with those coins, pool to other countries?
I have tons of Belgian coins lol.Dakkus wrote:EDIT: Sorry. The information given here seems to be incorrect. Check the reality from the pie diagram below
Of course I could see more from my eurodiffusie.nl statistics.
But here's how I feel it is:
Some 80% of the coins are Finnish.
The foreign ones are most likely from Spain, Germany or France. All Benelux countries are rare - I actually see about as many Portuguese coins as I see coins from the three Benelux countries added together. Since January 2002 I have seen two Letzebuërgish coins.
Also Greek and Italian coins are relatively easy to find. Austrians are surprisingly common, taking into account that I can't figure what kind of connection Finland and Austria have got with each other.