Exonumia coins [solved]

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Hello Numistas, 

I'm not sure if this was already discussed, so bear with me please. 

What is the difference between a COIN issued by - for instance - a German city, with quite a limited period/geographics of use and, let's say, an as EXONUMIA categorized Belgium or Canadian city token with similar limitations? 

Both were accepted and used as local legal tender in the issuing city for certain (short) period of time. 

Therefore, pieces issued by any ruling authority and not only by states, meant to be used as money, should be categorized as COINS. 

You need a lot more of gray cells, than I have to be able to figure that out ! Don't despair, all those cells are in the upper echelon of numista, so one day the rules (procedures) will be aligned, but I'm sure😇

Globetrotter
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Status changed to Implemented (Xavier, 7 Feb 2025, 11:12)

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