World Coin Hunt #15

[@Beckiequeenofwoof1]

Please make a 1 hour long episode, or mabye 2 hours

[@LesCoins-uk]

Maybe one day. I have to balance home, work and the channel, and the longer the video, the longer it takes to edit.

[@Beckiequeenofwoof1]

The tub of plenty is unending

[@LesCoins-uk]

It certainly feels that way!

[@Beckiequeenofwoof1]

I love your channel, you are my sensei in coin collecting, i have been waiting long for this episode and now i gonna watch ‘em

[@LesCoins-uk]

Have fun!!

[@ian.s424]

Hi Les, with the 10 Lira coins your pulling out, do you already have a complete date run of them ? . 😎👍

[@LesCoins-uk]

Hi Ian. Pretty much, yes. They were issued 1951 - 1956, 1965 - 1981 (I've got 2 missing) but 1982 - 2001 were all low mintage, anything from 1 million to about 16 million, whereas the really common ones (1951 - 1981) were 40 million to 275 million per year. The post-1982 coins were Proof sets, BU packs and smaller numbers in circulation. Cheers.

[@Beckiequeenofwoof1]

If you see my coin collection, then you would say that the UK coins are common

[@LesCoins-uk]

To me, UK coins are common, but the real interesting ones are from countries who adopted the Euro and left their old currencies behind, like the Franc, Marks, Pesetas, even the Lira... the lot.

[@Beckiequeenofwoof1]

I have that coin15:30

[@LesCoins-uk]

I did some research after the video (and included the info) and the hearts actually refer to the Danish Royal Mint. Normally it's initials or like with the French coins, a small fish or a small bee.