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Found in mom's wallet..
"Do you have THIS euro coin in your collection yet ?"
![]() ..This is a 10 Baht coin from Thailand and worth only 27 eurocents. The size, weight and first sight appearance is so much like the 2 euro coin, that you won't notice when paying or getting change money quickly. I compared it with the 2 euro coin and the baht coin was only 0,15 mm bigger in diameter and 18 mg heavier. Even vending machines can be fooled with this, but I decided to keep it.. :) |
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yeh, had a few of them, passed them on,.....
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and what does the real coin look like?
btw, depending on size, that's similar to our $2cdn coin - which has a few different production looks to it. (different pics on it) |
All euro's have one similar side and one country specific side:
![]() ![]() Side at the right says is Dutch More pics of other euro's: http://money.msn.co.uk/specials/euro/ |
So, go import a bag.
Tell some Thai dude you'll pay 50ct a piece if he exports, you sink 'm into vending machines. Easy money. |
^lol
canadian $2 coin: front: ![]() (har har, $1 usd) back: ![]() |
Nice bear. You guys gotta coin with a beaver on it? :)
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i was about to say no.. but then i remembered - duh, yes we do! it's our nickel, canada's 5 cent coin. very very common, so common i almost forgot what was on them! ![]() |
what sucks about coins
banks here only exchange paper money So I prolly have $20-$30 in like five different currencies sitting in my drawer.... and I can't exchange any of them 3 of 'em prolly won't be around much longer either anyone wanna trade for some vw parts or beer ;) |
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