It is finally time for the first “unboxing video” on the NumizmatikaNET channel. Opening packages is always accompanied by a dose of excitement, anticipation, uncertainty, and a racing heart. There is no collector who isn't happy about the arrival of a package and opening it... And then excitement or disappointment usually follows. Rarely does anyone remain
Unboxing#1 A mysterious shipment has arrived… What is inside? Read more »
The legendary „Athenian Owl“ is one of the most significant coins in numismatic history. This coin is so famous that in a certain way it also represents a symbol of numismatics. Due to its popularity, it is the object of desire for many numismatists and almost everyone would love to see it in their collection. This silver
On Saturday, May 13, 2023, there is a trade fair in Zagreb that you simply must not miss. Location: People's Open University, Vukovarska 68, Zagreb (Google Maps location).
Main national gathering of numismatists and philatelists in Zagreb, May 13, 2023. Read more »
Beginners in numismatics and collecting often tend to be very impatient when filling their collections. After figuring out which coins or banknotes they are missing to complete their collection, they start frantically searching for and buying them, sometimes at crazy prices, all in order to
Cowrie shell from different viewing angles. (Source: Wikipedia) The Maldive Islands, located in the Indian Ocean, are known for their sandy beaches, lush coconut palm forests, and coral atolls. On these islands lies the Republic of Maldives, a former Asian kingdom. The Republic of Maldives is one of the most unusual
Jealousy is a very common phenomenon in the numismatic and collecting world and as such can be the cause of major problems. When someone has something you don't have or managed to acquire it at a favorable price, it's normal for a person to feel jealousy and anger. That is completely normal
Today's video is intended for beginners in numismatics. For some coins, the description may include a note „Proof“ or „Polished Plate“ (PP). Since these coins are generally more expensive than other coins, beginners often wonder „what's the catch“ and why such a coin is more expensive.
Differences between proof coins and regular coins Read more »
With the advent of the internet, and particularly social networks, all kinds of communication in the virtual world have intensified. This has not bypassed numismatics, nor collecting in general. A large part of numismatic activities, such as the exchange of information, discussions, arranging trades, sales, and the like, takes place today through internet channels. This
In this article, we provide a basic overview of the Austro-Hungarian 1 krone coins that were in circulation from 1892 to 1918. Austro-Hungarian krone coins are part of the national numismatics of all successor states of the former Austria-Hungary, which is why they are quite popular among numismatists and collectors from those countries.
In the numismatic world there are all sorts of things; normal and wonderful people, social averages, but also complete lunatics and psychopaths. Likewise, one part of people is completely normal in everyday life, but has crazy expectations when it comes to numismatics. From those expectations and beliefs they do not
Russia is a big country today, just as the Russian Empire once was. The Russian Empress Catherine II was also Great, and accordingly, her 5 kopecks were also big. Today we are presenting this massive copper coin which is most interesting due to its unusual
Coin overview: Russia 5 kopecks 1771 Catherine II the Great Read more »
In today's video we are presenting a particularly interesting coin, and it is the Japanese Tenpo Tsuho coin with a face value of 100 mon. These unusually shaped bronze coins were minted between 1835 and 1870 and were produced in a quantity of over 480 million pieces. By the way, it is
Coin overview: Japan 100 mon 1835-1870 Tenpo Tsuho Read more »
This video is part of a series about Dubrovnik currency where in each video we present one coin of the Republic of Dubrovnik. The copper solad was a small Dubrovnik coin with a nominal value of 5 minci (folara). On the obverse of the coin is the image of St. Blaise on the Dubrovnik walls. Along the edge of the coin is a semicircular
Coin exhibition: Republic of Ragusa, Solad from 1729. Read more »
In today's video, I am answering very common questions: What is the numismatic value of a coin that has been pierced or has a welded „loop,“ clasp, or similar attachment on it? What about gold-plated and colored coins? Do they have numismatic value or are they considered damaged specimens? Some will answers
Numismatic value of pierced, gold-plated, and colored coins Read more »
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