| Simplicity is not the best policy when it
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| | - one coin with different nominations on
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| comes to coin collecting. Oftentimes it
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| | two sides a.k.a. mules
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| is the rareness, the history, or the
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| | World Coins: Hobby of Kingsā¦. of the
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| mother country of the coins that
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| | World
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| collectors value most.
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| | Collecting world coins is about gathering
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| Here is a wide array of the variety of
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| | those modern coins from all the countries
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| coins that "coinophiles" are obsessed
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| | of the world. Geographically-challenged
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| with:
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| | individuals will have a hard time
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| National Coins: Patriotism in Coins
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| | participating in this kind of coin
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| Usually, national coin collectors are
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| | collecting. If you would like to be a
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| interested in collecting their own
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| | collector of world coins, you must be
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| country's coins. It is common practice
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| | prepared to spend a considerable amount
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| for collectors of national coins to get a
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| | of money if you would want to have an
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| representative coin from each date and
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| | extensive collection - being a
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| mint marks for each coin series. Various
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| | "jetsetter" might be required. World coin
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| national coin collectors combine a unique
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| | collectors often acquire representative
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| variation of series, date and mint marks.
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| | coins from each country or from
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| Error Coins: It's OK to be Not-So-OK
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| | authorities that issue coins. There are
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| One of the modern types of coin
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| | also world coin collectors that collect
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| collecting is known as error coin
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| | by subject such as those coins that
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| collecting. Errors became possible when
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| | feature animals.
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| the production of coins was automated
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| | Historical Coins: The Value of the Past
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| during the nineteenth century. Collectors
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| | Collectors of historic coins find value
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| of historic coins are fine with error
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| | in mints that are from medieval or
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| coins because they like the uniqueness or
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| | ancient times. The most popular of these
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| error coins. Even modern day coin
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| | historic coins include the following:
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| collector falls in love with error coins
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| | - Byzantine
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| because they are assured that the modern
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| | - Celtic
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| processes promise that they are unique.
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| | - Greek
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| The characteristics or coin errors
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| | - Indian
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| include the following:
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| | - Israelite
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| - dies that are doubled
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| | - Merovingian
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| - mint marks that are repunched
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| | - Ostrogothic
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| - over-dated
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| | There are other ancient coin specialties
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| - double strikes
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| | but it really depends on the preferences
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| - coins that are "off" metal
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| | of the collectors. The popular way is to
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| - coins that are displaced or off center
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| | collect the coins that were minted during
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| - coins that are clipped
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| | the reign of a certain emperor or king.
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