Belgian Coin

"Nico" wrote in message
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Hobbyist krabde zich op het hoofd en verklaarde te 19-7-2010:
Ah, remember the days before the advent of the smooth but oh so bland
euro coinage? Here's a homely old piece from Belgium dated 1980, but
actually quite stylish in its way, and with a nice bit of character -
just the sort of stuff that has been lost under the new system. Of all
the euro coins that have been issued to date, which one could you
(would you) actually call a classic? None of them, for my money...

I like the Greek
(http://www.greeklandscapes.com/image...euro_coins.jpg ) and
Italian (http://www.coins-stamps-rotterdam.nl...italy_8los.jpg)
Euro-coins the most. Specially the 1 euro coins.

I like the Greek and the Italian Euro coins also. And I also like the
French ones. In fact, when they first came out, I bought a set of each--the
only ones I have in my collection.


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Richard
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Don't lament that the rose bush has thorns. Rejoice that the thornbush has
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