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Helping other forum members with new coins issued at face value

Started by chrisild, November 24, 2008, 06:07:17 PM

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Figleaf

Quote from: Figleaf on April 09, 2010, 09:47:19 AM
The €5 Max Havelaar will be issued on 17th May. There will be three versions:


  • Circulation version @ €5, incuse lettering
  • "€5" silver proof version @ €32,95, relief lettering
  • "€10" gold proof version @ €277,95, relief lettering

Please let me know if you want any of these. If you want the gold version, I'll have to ask pre-payment.

It's almost 17th May and you'll never get them cheaper!

Peter
An unidentified coin is a piece of metal. An identified coin is a piece of history.

chrisild

Got mine today - the base metal version of the Havelaar coin, that is. Thank you, Peter! The design is interesting; the portrait of Queen Beatrix they use an interesting relief technology, similar to a latent or multiview image. Neat. The other side is well done too, although I would have preferred the "hand written" text to be a little less miniaturized. But the pen or quill "hitting the spot" is a good idea ...

Christian

izotz

Thank you for your offer, Peter. As I don't usually collect that type of conmemorative coins (although I have a few of them that I found interesting) I didn't ask it from you.

But I heard that it could be bought at face value from the mint, and I couldn't help buying it. Best of all is that I was not charged any shipping expense. I received mine by regular post (not registered letter), so it is always a risk, but I was lucky.

Some friends of mine had no problem with this. They set a maximum amount of 2 pieces per client, which I find enough.

You may find it here :
http://www.knm.nl/Max-Havelaar-Vijfje-2010-in-creditcardverpakking/nl/product/243/
I didn't find an option to translate it into English, but I had no problem with the shopping.

chrisild

Quote from: izotz on June 17, 2010, 12:49:53 PM
I didn't find an option to translate it into English, but I had no problem with the shopping.

The Spanish version is here, FYI. ;D

Seriously, before the "relaunch" the KNM website also had an English version. But that was not updated as frequently as the Dutch version anyway, and I guess they simply did away with it. Peter sent my Havelaar piece along with a bunch of coins, so this extra one did not make any difference postage-wise, I suppose. By the way, the coin cards have become better - used to be that the transparent cover was only on one side while the other side of the coin was open, exposed to fingers, etc. Now both sides are protected or covered ...

Christian

Figleaf

I am still hoping to get people in more countries interested in exchanging new euro issues. So what if the postage is extra? The great reactions and the nice coins you get in return are ample compensation.

BTW, I still have some copies of this and "older" euro pieces...

Peter
An unidentified coin is a piece of metal. An identified coin is a piece of history.

Prosit

I am always interested in new issues.  However, I don't have any Euros to swap and most of the stuff I do have to swap, nobody wants.
That is the price I pay for collecting mostly junk  :)

Dale

Figleaf

Austrian tokens (and US transportation and tax tokens) are OK with me. Let me know what you want.

Peter
An unidentified coin is a piece of metal. An identified coin is a piece of history.

Figleaf

I now have WoC trading partners for new euro issues from Germany, Austria, Portugal and Spain. Please let me know if you want me to intermediate to get on their trading list. I cover the Netherlands and welcome members of WoC. Are there people from other euro countries among our new members who can help building the trading new issues network?

Peter
An unidentified coin is a piece of metal. An identified coin is a piece of history.

Bimat

I'm still not sure about the euro collector coins.No doubt many of them are nicely designed and have some nice themes,but at the end,the list of such collector coins is very large;even if we consider only those coins which were issued for face value.So right now,I have decided to collect only Portuguese euro collector coins,along with commemorative €2 coins (by type),hoping that my salary amount will be a decent number :D

BTW,I know some very good trading partners from following countries,let me know if you need their contact details.I have been trading with them for about 2 years now and they are very reliable :) Those countries are:

Belgium,Italy,Germany,Slovenia,Finland,Greece,Portugal,The Netherlands,Spain..

Aditya
It is our choices...that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities. -J. K. Rowling.


Rasmus


chrisild

Thank you! As far as I am concerned, I got the Estonian circulation coins from a fellow collector here in DE, but your offer has been duly noted for future use. ;)

Christian

izotz

I got a few Germany mint A 2€ CC. Thanks to chrisild for the information provided.  :)

Coinsforever

Viable and excellent initiative for new commemoratives coins , I hope it has been working well please share you experience for:
1. EU & rest of world collectors &
2.Indians collectors

Cheers ;D
Every experience, good or bad, is a priceless collector's item.



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Figleaf

As for the euro, see this table. New names are still being added. This circle will be round one day. Please help me achieve that by asking your trading friends to join the circle.

For Indian coins, bilateral trading is more appropriate. I get my Indian new issues from two active and energetic members while helping them with euro coins. We have enough traders on the site to make such arrangements and they are in all continents. More in this thread. The real problem is not finding partners but postal rules and (lack of) service.

Peter
An unidentified coin is a piece of metal. An identified coin is a piece of history.