Posts from Who is interested in foreign coins?

Here, inspired by the recent post by the Herald, I decided to start a thread about foreign coins. But not just any foreign coins, but the ones you, esteemed forum members, have! I myself have never bothered to look up what they are on the internet, and I won't start now! :D But I would personally enjoy looking at your foreign coins and finding out WHERE you got them! :smile04: Here are mine; most of them I got in Scotland, picking them up from foreign nationals I met. :D All the coins I have, from "kopecks" to "rubles." They are divided as follows: 1_part_tails 239 kb, here are the tails of the coins. :) - England, 6 pieces - Euros, 6 pieces - Poland, 6 pieces - Lithuania, 6 pieces - Latvia, 5 pieces 1_part_heads 258 kb, here are the obverses of the previous coins. 2_part_tails 62 kb - Canada, 2 pieces - Japan, 2 pieces - Ukraine, 2 pieces :) - Czech Republic, 1 piece - America, 1 cent :D 2_part_heads 65 kb The resolution is high, but the quality is reduced to save your bandwidth, but it's still clear. Enjoy! P.S. Only MoZeS's scanner suffered during the creation of this thread! :D

Portugal
Spain
Italy
Ireland
United Kingdom
France
Malta
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Ukraine
Lithuania
Estonia
Moldova
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Croatia
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Netherlands
Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
Georgia
Japan
Singapore
Madagascar
Australia
Fiji
USA
Chile
Cuba
UAE
Zambia
Uganda

And I also collect collectible cards. They cost 10 rubles each.

We have commemorative rubles, kopecks, and paper money.
Belarus
Ukraine
Kazakhstan
Maldives
Spain
Czech Republic
Tunisia
India
There are others, but I don't remember them right now; it's been a while since I looked.

I'm afraid I can't even give you an exact number of what I have(((. It's a very large collection))). Definitely more than a hundred coins, including rare ones.

A site with various coins!
http://igorudm.narod.ru/monetu/index.html