Euroswapper

Hello to all,

I am looking for some new 2 euro cc that have been released recently, all in UNC:

About 3 pieces France 2012 "L'Abbé Pierre" / reserved by Hinderk


I can swap with these pieces 2 euro cc, all UNC, unless stated otherwise:

- Austria 2009 EMU
- Austria 2010 (normal coin “Bertha von Suttner”, not cc).
- Austria 2011 (normal coin “Bertha von Suttner”, not cc).
- Austria 2012 TYE

- Belgium 2009 EMU
- Belgium 2010 “EU trio”
- Belgium 2011 “Women’s day”

- Cyprus 2012 TYE

- Estonia 2012 TYE

- Finland 2007 (AUNC)
- Finland 2009 EMU

- France 2011 "Fête de la Musique"

- Germany 2010 “Bremen” D
- Germany 2011 “Kölner Dom” ADFGJ
- Germany 2012 “Bayern” ADFGJ

- Greece 2011 “Special Olympics”

- Italy 2010 “Cavour”

- Luxemburg 2007 TOR (lightly circulated)
- Luxemburg 2012 “Grand-Ducs Henri and Guillaume”

- Netherlands 2009 EMU
- Netherlands 2011 “Erasmus” (circulated, but still very nice)
- Netherlands 2012 TYE (in UNC, swap value 3 euros)
- Netherlands 2012 TYE (circulated, but good – swap for nominal)

- Portugal 2010 “100 years Republic”

- Slovakia 2011 “Visegrad”

- Slovania 2012 TYE

- Spain 2010 “Cordoba”
- Spain 2011 “Alhambra”
- Spain 2012 “Burgos”

As well, I still have 3 original coincards from the Netherlands 5 euro coin 2012: "Tulip coin / 400 years Diplomatic Relationships with Turkey" (swap for nominal).

RESERVED COINS IN RED

Thanks for looking and I hope to make some swaps soon.

Best regards,

Bernard

Thanks to Hinderk, I removed from my want-list: TYE Malta and France + Belgium 2 euro cc 2012.

I also removed some coins from my swaplist.

Bernard

Only looking for some pieces France 2012 Abbé Pierre now.

Bernard

Sorry, I used "quote" in stead of "edit". This message may be deleted.

Bernard

Everybody is looking for the Abbé Oierre (only 1 million mintage)

I live in Paris and i cannot know the day of issuance..The "Monnaie de Paris", the issuance authority...does not know yet anything about it...

It was supposed to be issued on friday July 13th...

Most of them are already reserved for the "merchants of the temple"...who will sell them immediately at least 6 euros....

Up to you....

Jean

Hi there Jean,

Yes, you are quite right indeed. This is a situation we are not used to considering the French coins. Normally, more than enough coins are issued and also available for French collectors / swappers.

I think 6 euros is quite a high, prices in the Netherlands are even a bit lower, but of course I understand swappers can't get these coins for nominal value and so I don't seek to swap this coin for nominal either.

Thanks for keeping me up-to-date.

Bernard