Citação: "pcarey2003"Hi Mark, nice one, first commemorative £2 coin found for a long time!!
Quick suggestion though - should this not go in the 2015 dated coins found in circulation instead?
Phil
Thank you for notice this... I was about to update the list, but will wait for you guys to clarify if this is a 2015 coin or a 2016 one, then I will proceed accordingly.
Okay, another bit of clarification: in several shops I buy food at, I'm a regular enough customer that the cashiers know to save for me any unusual (mostly commemorative) coins they encounter.
Do such coins count as "found in circulation"? If so, I can now report one 2016 coin - the Staraya Russa 10 rubles (this type) - and loads of assorted 2015 and 2014 coins I never thought of reporting previously (most of them acquired in 2015 or 2014).
They're taken from common circulation for you, so this should count I guess.
Administrateur du catalogue, référent de nombreuses nations antiques et de la Lorraine.
Catalogue administrator, numerous Antique nations and Lorraine referee.
Citação: "January First-of-May"Okay, another bit of clarification: in several shops I buy food at, I'm a regular enough customer that the cashiers know to save for me any unusual (mostly commemorative) coins they encounter.
Do such coins count as "found in circulation"? If so, I can now report one 2016 coin - the Staraya Russa 10 rubles (this type) - and loads of assorted 2015 and 2014 coins I never thought of reporting previously (most of them acquired in 2015 or 2014).
As I am the legal parent of this bastard post... I will agree with the previous comment, if you find it in circulation it belongs to this post!!!
I remember for 2015 and few of 2016 we used to add a photo which is always nice as we do collect coins and not post. so if we could stick to add a photo this is always welcome... I will update the list later today.
Pcarey, BizzoDoes shall we put (something) in your coins Like Zac did? if so please let me know what to make it easier to differentiate from any other version if more were minted for 2016.
I get no 2016 coins all year, now two in a week (1p the other day then this) ...
but I see the UK 10p was already reported last month. So still the standard
2 Pence, 5 Pence, 20 Pence, £1 and £2 to find. Apart from commemoratives.
Just today I got the €0,05 Netherlands 2016 as a refund by LIDL-Emmerich {Germ} (not found in the Netherlands!).
For information :
On this site : http://www.knm.nl/oranjeset-2016/nl/product/9148/ you can read that only the €0,05 & €0,20 coins minted in 2016 will be used in circulation! All others only in sets!
Hereby a scan of ALL founded coins Netherlands (2013 till 2016) AND the founded coins from 2016 (earlier reported) .
PS. If I put this scan in a Privat-Message han the picture is as great as it must be,
But by putting it in this forom it is VERY small so nobody can see what it is!
--> Why this difference??
Citação: "el182592"PS. If I put this scan in a Privat-Message han the picture is as great as it must be,
But by putting it in this forom it is VERY small so nobody can see what it is!
--> Why this difference??
Could you list for me which coins you found from Netherlands? I cannot see details in your photo...
We are missing a lot of countries specialy latin america... anyone out there from Aruba (Demeykelly) Mexico (Emiliano01, Erdvilla???) Brazil (Geison, ...) that will like to contribute on this???
Thailand (sakrificed?)
Come on guys... there are a lot of 2016 coins out there...
Citação: "JustforFun"UK and Spain updated...
We are missing a lot of countries specialy latin america... anyone out there from Aruba (Demeykelly) Mexico (Emiliano01, Erdvilla???) Brazil (Geison, ...) that will like to contribute on this???
Thailand (sakrificed?)
Come on guys... there are a lot of 2016 coins out there...
shall we chalk this thread off and start another one now ? Since it's a bit lost it could be for the best :)
Citação: "Mark240590"
shall we chalk this thread off and start another one now ? Since it's a bit lost it could be for the best :)
Sure Mark, what you propose... same post but me as the OP, (We could request some admin to close this one and redirect to the new one if that is possible on Numista).
Or a different approach? looking forward to hear your proposal.
Citação: "JustforFun"Updated Canada, Thank you Jesse11
Lotus, that one was recently found... Keep searching for the rest.
Ok, thank you for letting me know. Where can I find your list by the way?
this post is ridonculos as you can see... Its somewhere around the first 15-20 post on the top... As mark propossed I will try to open a new one very soon (when I have some time probably next week) so it can be maintained/updated similar to yours (2014/2015) as the OP is missing in action...
Citação: "JustforFun"Updated Canada, Thank you Jesse11
Lotus, that one was recently found... Keep searching for the rest.
Ok, thank you for letting me know. Where can I find your list by the way?
this post is ridonculos as you can see... Its somewhere around the first 15-20 post on the top... As mark propossed I will try to open a new one very soon (when I have some time probably next week) so it can be maintained/updated similar to yours (2014/2015) as the OP is missing in action...
thank you! Yeah I'm also a little disappointed by the OP for not mainting the good 'ol list of findings. I'm therefor very happy you took the initiative! :)
"For by telling them of many things without teaching them you will make them seem to know much, while for the most part they know nothing"
-Plato
I have had a few euro cents 16 in gran canaria at Easter that I didn't report can't remember exactly what I got though. I did pick up a 16 5 cents in la linea when we had a dodge over the boarder.
Sorry guys I am very busy this days, it took me some time to updated...
So far we have Austria, Croatia and Serbia for the first time by Jelle and his friend
Pcarey working hard trying to find the rest of the UK coinage and Januaryfirstofmay on the motherland side also hunting those russian commemoratives.
I guess you guys are having some fun.
On my side not much collecting, just returned from Indonesia with nothing exciting, just a couple of old 500 and 1000 rupiahs.
Tomorrow I am going to Bahrain and maybe I will find some shinny ones over there... as they say in that region Inshallah ;)
Keep posting guys.
I know there are a lot of coins already found and available for swap but I guess not everyone is into the Forum, or maybe a language barrier keep them away from reporting, but if thats the problem and you are reading this using a translator, post on your native language and I will add it in the list...
We have Hungary and Poland in the list, Thank you Jelle and Pcarey
Lotus we had 10 Korum reported 2 months ago, but keep searching, Once again I should open the new topic as the list is in the middle section and its not correct, sorry guys I will try this weekend.
I got my first UK 2p the other day and dropped it under the rail of the car seat. So I tried to push it out with my house key and it went under the carpet ! :(
Citação: "Mark240590"I got my first UK 2p the other day and dropped it under the rail of the car seat. So I tried to push it out with my house key and it went under the carpet ! :(
Thats bad luck... next time try with a magnet (if they are magnetic...)
Will added to the list to give you some motivation! for sure you will be able to retrieved, or just cut the carpet
Citação: "Mark240590"I got my first UK 2p the other day and dropped it under the rail of the car seat. So I tried to push it out with my house key and it went under the carpet ! :(
Thats bad luck... next time try with a magnet (if they are magnetic...)
Will added to the list to give you some motivation! for sure you will be able to retrieved, or just cut the carpet
I was thinking about blowing the dust off of my socket set to take the seat out but the car is only 5 months old and was £25k so decided against it. So I certainly will not be cutting the carpet haha !
India 2 rupees 2016. Calcutta mint, I suppose, because I can't see any trace of a mintmark (but with that thing's typical abysmal strike it's hard to say).
No, I did not suddenly switch countries (except in the dashboard sense - I'm currently in a different dashboard country, though it's still the same political country, and in any case not India). I saw the coin on a cash register, asked the cashier, and they were happy to sell it to me as the 2 rubles it was apparently originally passed off as (no, don't ask me how, I have no idea either).
I don't think I've had an example of the new "rupee sign" type before, actually.
Citação: "January First-of-May"India 2 rupees 2016. Calcutta mint, I suppose, because I can't see any trace of a mintmark (but with that thing's typical abysmal strike it's hard to say).
No, I did not suddenly switch countries (except in the dashboard sense - I'm currently in a different dashboard country, though it's still the same political country, and in any case not India). I saw the coin on a cash register, asked the cashier, and they were happy to sell it to me as the 2 rubles it was apparently originally passed off as (no, don't ask me how, I have no idea either).
I don't think I've had an example of the new "rupee sign" type before, actually.
At first I thought the cashier sold it to you well above face value; but i re-read it now as they took the 2 rubles which they were supposed to get in the first place. Not a bad deal!...Rs.2 is just marginally less than 2 rubles.
When I was a kid in Bombay, my neighbour got a $1 singapore coin passed off as Rs5. He asked me what its worth and I told him (I think something like Rs35 to a SGD at the time). He then wanted to sell it to me. I said I'd give him the Rs5 he was supposed to get. Which he didn't accept. Just imagine a middle age man acting in such a shitty way towards a 12 year old kid (as I was at that time)!
Citação: "January First-of-May"India 2 rupees 2016. Calcutta mint, I suppose, because I can't see any trace of a mintmark (but with that thing's typical abysmal strike it's hard to say).
No, I did not suddenly switch countries (except in the dashboard sense - I'm currently in a different dashboard country, though it's still the same political country, and in any case not India). I saw the coin on a cash register, asked the cashier, and they were happy to sell it to me as the 2 rubles it was apparently originally passed off as (no, don't ask me how, I have no idea either).
I don't think I've had an example of the new "rupee sign" type before, actually.
At first I thought the cashier sold it to you well above face value; but i re-read it now as they took the 2 rubles which they were supposed to get in the first place. Not a bad deal!...Rs.2 is just marginally less than 2 rubles.
When I was a kid in Bombay, my neighbour got a $1 singapore coin passed off as Rs5. He asked me what its worth and I told him (I think something like Rs35 to a SGD at the time). He then wanted to sell it to me. I said I'd give him the Rs5 he was supposed to get. Which he didn't accept. Just imagine a middle age man acting in such a shitty way towards a 12 year old kid (as I was at that time)!
It was even funnier than that - I tried to give 5 rubles for it (it looked more like 5 ruble size to me anyway; Numista says the diameter is 25 mm, as compared to 23 mm for 2 rubles and 25 mm for 5 rubles), the cashier insisted on 2.
I did end up giving the 5, then it turned out that we needed an extra plastic bag anyway, and the bag cost 3 rubles, and the cashier said she would give it for free to account to the "extra" 3 rubles I gave just before :-)
It might have been a matter of balancing the ledger - I've heard of a few cases of passing out SBA dollars as quarters under similar grounds (an almost direct quote: "it came in as a quarter, so it's coming out as a quarter").
I probably would also not have given the coin if I was in place of your neighbor, however. Sorry. (Unless perhaps I also needed to balance the ledger.)
Citação: "January First-of-May" It was even funnier than that - I tried to give 5 rubles for it (it looked more like 5 ruble size to me anyway; Numista says the diameter is 25 mm, as compared to 23 mm for 2 rubles and 25 mm for 5 rubles), the cashier insisted on 2.
I did end up giving the 5, then it turned out that we needed an extra plastic bag anyway, and the bag cost 3 rubles, and the cashier said she would give it for free to account to the "extra" 3 rubles I gave just before :-)
It might have been a matter of balancing the ledger - I've heard of a few cases of passing out SBA dollars as quarters under similar grounds (an almost direct quote: "it came in as a quarter, so it's coming out as a quarter").
I probably would also not have given the coin if I was in place of your neighbor, however. Sorry. (Unless perhaps I also needed to balance the ledger.)
Well, I told him he could keep it. I had one for my collection anyways. I was quite amused because he was pretty much stuck with the coin unless he actually went to Singapore. Most exchange bureaus do not accept coins unless it's a relatively high value like a uk pound or Swiss 5Fr or Japan 500 yen.
If ever I'm faced with a similar situation my reaction would be to give the coin without asking anything in return. Especially if I know that the other person is a collector. Of course, for every one cheap ass neighbour there is a gem as well. Another neighbour who collected coins since 1951 gave me a Rs20 Indira Gandhi coin just to encourage me . I was 8 yrs at the time. He died in 1998. But I am so indebted to him that it's worth mentioning his name; very few gentlemen exists in this world like Uncle Junggu (Jehangir). I hope I can pay it forward one day like he did !
Citação: "January First-of-May" It was even funnier than that - I tried to give 5 rubles for it (it looked more like 5 ruble size to me anyway; Numista says the diameter is 25 mm, as compared to 23 mm for 2 rubles and 25 mm for 5 rubles), the cashier insisted on 2.
I did end up giving the 5, then it turned out that we needed an extra plastic bag anyway, and the bag cost 3 rubles, and the cashier said she would give it for free to account to the "extra" 3 rubles I gave just before :-)
It might have been a matter of balancing the ledger - I've heard of a few cases of passing out SBA dollars as quarters under similar grounds (an almost direct quote: "it came in as a quarter, so it's coming out as a quarter").
I probably would also not have given the coin if I was in place of your neighbor, however. Sorry. (Unless perhaps I also needed to balance the ledger.)
Well, I told him he could keep it. I had one for my collection anyways. I was quite amused because he was pretty much stuck with the coin unless he actually went to Singapore. Most exchange bureaus do not accept coins unless it's a relatively high value like a uk pound or Swiss 5Fr or Japan 500 yen.
If ever I'm faced with a similar situation my reaction would be to give the coin without asking anything in return. Especially if I know that the other person is a collector. Of course, for every one cheap ass neighbour there is a gem as well. Another neighbour who collected coins since 1951 gave me a Rs20 Indira Gandhi coin just to encourage me . I was 8 yrs at the time. He died in 1998. But I am so indebted to him that it's worth mentioning his name; very few gentlemen exists in this world like Uncle Junggu (Jehangir). I hope I can pay it forward one day like he did !
Oh, if I knew the other guy was a collector, I would've probably done the same as well (i.e. gave the coin away). This actually seemed to be the default reaction of cashiers to foreign coins (they don't have the slightest idea what to do with Thailand baht, if they can even recognize them - for some reason those are fairly commonly found in Russia - so they just give any they have away when someone asks).
Citação: "January First-of-May" It was even funnier than that - I tried to give 5 rubles for it (it looked more like 5 ruble size to me anyway; Numista says the diameter is 25 mm, as compared to 23 mm for 2 rubles and 25 mm for 5 rubles), the cashier insisted on 2.
I did end up giving the 5, then it turned out that we needed an extra plastic bag anyway, and the bag cost 3 rubles, and the cashier said she would give it for free to account to the "extra" 3 rubles I gave just before :-)
It might have been a matter of balancing the ledger - I've heard of a few cases of passing out SBA dollars as quarters under similar grounds (an almost direct quote: "it came in as a quarter, so it's coming out as a quarter").
I probably would also not have given the coin if I was in place of your neighbor, however. Sorry. (Unless perhaps I also needed to balance the ledger.)
Well, I told him he could keep it. I had one for my collection anyways. I was quite amused because he was pretty much stuck with the coin unless he actually went to Singapore. Most exchange bureaus do not accept coins unless it's a relatively high value like a uk pound or Swiss 5Fr or Japan 500 yen.
If ever I'm faced with a similar situation my reaction would be to give the coin without asking anything in return. Especially if I know that the other person is a collector. Of course, for every one cheap ass neighbour there is a gem as well. Another neighbour who collected coins since 1951 gave me a Rs20 Indira Gandhi coin just to encourage me . I was 8 yrs at the time. He died in 1998. But I am so indebted to him that it's worth mentioning his name; very few gentlemen exists in this world like Uncle Junggu (Jehangir). I hope I can pay it forward one day like he did !
Oh, if I knew the other guy was a collector, I would've probably done the same as well (i.e. gave the coin away). This actually seemed to be the default reaction of cashiers to foreign coins (they don't have the slightest idea what to do with Thailand baht, if they can even recognize them - for some reason those are fairly commonly found in Russia - so they just give any they have away when someone asks).
that neighbour couldn't identify the coin (although it was clearly written Singapore) and knowing I was a coin collector, he specifically asked me to identify it and proceeded to ask me how much I'd give him for it. I still recall my mom's face... She was so disgusted with him lol.
Here in Toronto, US coins are quite common and we just treat them as regular Canadian coins. Of course, I keep the commem quarters and the odd silvers aside for my collection or swap
OMG, just spotted a really shiny £1 coin in my Mrs' change from shopping, so took it out to check and it turned out to be this Isle of Man 2016 £1 coin!!