Hello
I am Searching Most Expensive Circulating Coin in the World
In My Opinion,
It is 1000 JPY
Link :https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces14007.html
Although, It is Rarely Circulating now
But, Still
It is Legal Tender
Does Anyone have Any Other Answers
Most Expensive Circulating Coin
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Amraan Amjad
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Posted: 9 Ekim 2021, 22:25
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Posted: 10 Ekim 2021, 00:07
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Posted: 10 Ekim 2021, 00:30
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Quote: "German_empire5_mark_fan"But I gave them in Change
Quote: "Amraan Amjad"If you do then keep them because even numista says they are worth much more than there face value or even spot price
Quote: "German_empire5_mark_fan"Ohhhhhhhh
Quote: "Amraan Amjad"HelloThe 1000 yen coin you choose is actually an Olympic Commemorative and doesn't circulate, more so because it is silver and over 50 years old.
I am Searching Most Expensive Circulating Coin in the World
In My Opinion,
It is 1000 JPY
Link :https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces14007.html
Although, It is Rarely Circulating now
But, Still
It is Legal Tender
Does Anyone have Any Other Answers
Numista says it is a circulating commem but Numista is know to be inaccurate on that kind of stuff. Usually it is just the posters opinion.
But I have seen Some of them Circulating in Change while in a SuperMarket
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Quote: "German_empire5_mark_fan"
Numista says it is a circulating commem but Numista is know to be inaccurate on that kind of stuff. Usually it is just the posters opinion.
These coins were intended to circulate and you could get them for face value in Japanese banks and post offices but the vast majority was snatched up by collectors and speculators so only very few saw the light of the money cycle.
The fact that you could get a coin for face value makes them a "circulating" type and not a numismatic product in the eyes of Numista.
And yes the 5 Franken coin from Switzerland is the highest value coin circulating at the moment.
There are also multiple threads about this exact question already, please make use of the search forum feature next time.
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This coin, except imagine it is in Cupronickel rather than silver.
Face value in NZ$ - 8.63
Japanese 500 yen - NZ $6.23
Israel 10 shekels
Face value NZ = $4.68
British £2 - 3.89
Those are the circulating ones (No restrictions or circulating NCLT, but standard everyday coins).
I know of.
I love coins. Especially silver, gold and anything really old.
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society
Member of the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and the Auckland Numismatic Society
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5 francs Switzerland
5 CHF= 5,66 USD
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