Happy new week everyone! #Mondaycoins: the first 2 euro coin is from Finland 2006 and commemorates the centenary of universal suffrage. The second, very rare and expensive, is the first coin ever issued by Germany, and depicts Holstentor, the gateway to Lübeck. On the right you can see 2 small H, the engraver's initials, while on the left you can see the small letter J, symbol of the mint of issue, that of Hamburg.
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So nice money. Great design
I always love Collecting coins I had a friend that used to live in Bulgaria and he was metal detecting that area before he became a US citizen he found over 5000 Roman coins before coming to the USA
How wonderful! Then I think it is also of good value, unless it has given everything to the state agencies that take care of the finds
No he Kept all of his coins when he moves do US he smuggled a lot of them over to this country but what I understand is quite a few of the coins are still with his parents.
wow i envy for this wonderful collections.
I like those coins, their are not only colorful but also some designs are original and well combined with those colors! Have a good day Simone!