I just got this one from a relative's change. I have waited 7 months for it (Most of my Portuguese coins i found in the Jan-Mar period) Also it was found in 🇧🇬
Got the coin in regular change! My first microstate eurocoin.
Also finally found a vending machine that gives back 2€ coins instead of smaller returns. Will hunt it now regularly :)
10 Cent coin from 2016 found yesterday in the change given back by a supermarket
Can this discoloration be removed?
New addition to the 2 Euro animal collection 😍
Whilst buying a souvenir from sicily, I saw the cash register full of coins and kindly asked to have a look. I found this lovely looking Vatican 🇻🇦 50c from 2013 😋
Got it as change from a corner store. As well as a little bonus, a coin from Malta my brother gave me. Never came across a Maltese one before.
Hey everyone,
Just wanted to share a few new additions that arrived in the mail today (coincidentally right on my birthday, which was a nice little bonus).
Got a couple of fresh UNC coins to fill some gaps, mostly from Luxembourg, Lithuania, Cyprus, and a few others. The luster on these looks so good in hand.
I found these two €2 coins (Luxembourg 2009 and Greece 2004 – Athens Olympics). I noticed that the stars around the edge don’t seem to be evenly spaced. Could this be a genuine mint error, or is it normal?
I’d really appreciate the opinion of experienced euro coin collectors. Thanks!
Found it this morning From a coffee machine
740.500 pieces , Athens Academy
This was first time I went coin hunting from vending machine, unfortunately went thru all the coins it had in matter of minutes but still had one decent find. Slovakian CC that I've never seen before!! Now gonna give that machine a rest til next week and here we go again...
I work as a cashier in a bank, so I’m just a bit cheating 😅
Both came from the same machine AND same pull
Vatican 50c is from 2023
Some less common 2 EUR coins that I have set aside.
Is there anything noteworthy?
Edit: lots of Estonian coins due to location
I just found this one. Is this some kind of error? If it is, what's it called?
I can take a better photo if needed.