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>>54236396
>D... does this mean I can post my coin finds here as long as the coin is sufficiently interesting and valuable?
If you don't overdo it or if the coins are made from precious metals to start with, please do! I'm not much of a numisguy, but I'm certainly interested in some low key numisnerdery.
>…because all the forums are full of boomers and giga-spergs.
>giga-spergs.
Uh, do you know where you are?
Is there any hope with €uro coins becoming numismatics? I remember back in the day of the gute, alte DMark, you occasionally found some "Bank Deutscher Länder" stuff, from the first years (or months even?) of the existance of modern day Germany, or pic related, which AFAIK was the only modern German coin to contain any silver at all, but with the €uro coins, I just don't see anything.
Sure, there's some folks that like to collect every countries coins, and I can respect that, but outside of Vatican, there isn't any rarity or value in it.
Then there's some limited mintage ones, but I personally dislike artificial rarity or "collectible" items. This whole
>Buy this now! We made only a few of them, so they'll become valuable!
just doesn't work for me. I prefer my rarity occurring naturally, thank you very much.

>>29464400
>What if the price works out to be *under* spot? Got a lead on some cheap half-silvers but not really sure if they're worth stacking.
If it's really under spot or you're hoping to have small small currency for the coming apocalypse, sure, but other than that, I wouldn't bother.
Sometimes you can get some old stuff for cheap if you're lucky, but mostly, people have gotten wind of the few coins that are more valuable than what's stamped on them.
Back in the day, when we still had the gute, alte Deutsche Mark, pic related occasionally showed up, so of course I went all Greesham-Copernican on them, but I wouldn't buy them nowadays.