Worldofcoins.eu Website Review

Not clear which board your post should go on? Post it here and a moderator will move it to the right board. Legal matters relating to coins and collecting. Dos not include fakes and imitations. Coins made without authority and pieces made with the intention to replace a genuine coin with or without the intention to deceive. Shapes, sizes, metals, denominations, legends and design aspects. From anvil and hammer to modern presses and how they were handled. Showcasing our membership's best contributions to numismatics, chosen by the members themselves Books, ebooks, presentations, numismatic catalogues, magazines, newspapers, newsletters, auction catalogues etc. Coins struck before 1506 that don't fit in other categories on this board Regular circulation coins that are legal tender throughout the euro area and packaged sets. Excludes commemorative 2 euro issues. Coins with a denomination of 2 euros of a commemorative nature. Both joint issues and individual member-state issues. Includes single Which countries want to use the euro? When will it happen? New designs. All here. For everything that doesn't fit in the other categories of this board Includes predecessor states. See inside for what's covered here. Includes coins of Russian Caucasia, Siberia, Tannu Tuva, and Tatarstan. Includes predecessor states, Crete, Ionian Islands, Vatican and San Marino As*an states, formerly part of the Soviet Union. Includes predecessors. Indian subcontinent: Mughal, Princely states and colonial (1526-1947). MODERN COINS, PSEUDO COINS AND TRADE TOKENS OF OTHER CONTINENTS. African coins and tokens. A web site made by World of Coins member Paul Baker and hosted by World of Coins. For coins, pseudo coins and trade tokens. Ask questions and show new acquisitions Bus, tram and train tokens only. Other transportation tokens go to the child board Pieces used for calculations, keeping scores, ca*inos or for play. Covers primitive coins, religious and ceremonial items used as money or looking like money and non-metallic items that were used as money