QUOTE(Absik @ May 30 2006, 09:16 PM)
Hi
I have similar "obsession" as Art does have
I collect one coin per country (territory) but I narrow it down to "base currency unit" i.e. 1 dollar, 1 shilling, 1 rouble... I do not collect banknotes, but in case the 1,- coin doesn't exist I take banknote as well.
This is the list I have collected so far:
http://missingthumb.atspace.com/mince.htmThe red cross in front of the currency name means the country is already represented in my collection. Asterisk means 1 Euro for a particular euroland country.
As a country (or territory) I take only currently recognized entities, not the historical countries (although I do not throw them, of course). As a plus, I have coins for not yet recognized entities, like Seborga, Cabinda, Damanhur etc.
When a country denominates its currency (like e.g. Turkey did in 2005) I try to get the new coins as soon as possible and replace the old ones.
So if you have anything what I'm missing in my list, don't hesitate to let me know

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Hi Absik,
I would have a difficulty removing something from my collection if a new coin comes out, which happens all the time. I'd suggest that you consider including in your collection base currency units from a certain period (e.g., from the year of your birth, or from 1900). Thus your collection will grow, in stead of being replaced all the time.
As for your list, I have a Zimbabwe Dollar on my website, if you still need it.
Also Equatorial African States Franc 1971, if this is the type you are looking for.
Being a CoinPeople member, you may disregard a minimum order rule of my site.