Belgium Pre-Euro 8 Coin Set

The Netherlands issued their own coinage, but now only use Euro coins; the old coins are, in fact, no longer valid. But since it looks like the Euro and the European Union might be in trouble and hopefully disband, their old coins might just become very collectable. One of our suppliers has put together type sets of the old, pre-Euro coins that each country used to use. It is getting harder and harder to find the coins to make up these sets, so supplies are limited. All coins are circulated, which means that they were actually used as money. You get the 5 Gulden, 1 Gulden, 25c 10c and 5c coins.

The man who makes our sets of European coins pre the Euro, has come up with his best collection yet! He has put together a collection of 19 different pre-Euro Spanish coins. He said he was going to do it and to be honest we didn’t think that he could do it, especially at the price he quoted. He is as good as his word and here they are: 10 Centimos (1), 50 Centimos (1), 1 Peseta (5), 5 Pesetas (10). 10 Pesetas (1) and 25 Pesetas (1). A total of 19 different Spanish coins all in selected circulated condition.

The Deutsch Mark was the official currency of the Federal Republic of Germany from its launch in 1948 until 1990, and from reunification with East Germany in 1990 until the introduction of the euro in 2002. It replaced the Allied Military currencies that circulated in each of the country’s Occupation Zones after World War 2. We can now offer this set of 6 circulated coins, which includes the 1, 2, 5, 10 and 50 Pfennig, as well as the 1 Deutsch Mark coin.