Finland 2 € 2010

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces16111.html

This coin has two varieties. Edge readable from obverse and reverse, so please, add this to the coin page.
Thanks
Regards
Kuna

Also with these coins.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces48329.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces42418.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces42726.html

hello

Im sorry - what does it mean - "  edge readable from obverse and reverse"  ?

best
David

There is some inscription on the edge. So in one case, you can read it when the obverse of the coin is "watching you" and in another case, you can read it when the reverse of the coin is "watching you".

I am sorry, but I don't know how to explain that.    I tried.
Regards
Kuna

With other words: there are two types:
- type A,
- type B.

Best regards,
Borut

 Thanks, Kuna
I understood
thank you.

 But I dont thinkthat  it could be called  variety....
In such case, Georgian 1 and 2 lari coins also have  such varietes, when you read  edge inscription from left to right if  obverse watch you, and if you read edge inscription from left to right  if reverse watch to you  

 I think its just planchet  position  variety after obverse and reverse struck, but not coin design variety...

Anyway, thanks for explanation

best
David

I think something like this was discussed a while ago with UK £1 and £2 coins.
(But can't find the thread)

It was discussed to add two varieties, but dismissed as they are not "official" varieties as the orientation of the edge lettering is random.

Quote: Dato MikeladzeThanks, Kuna
I understood
thank you.

 But I dont thinkthat  it could be called  variety....
In such case, Georgian 1 and 2 lari coins also have  such varietes, when you read  edge inscription from left to right if  obverse watch you, and if you read edge inscription from left to right  if reverse watch to you  

 I think its just planchet  position  variety after obverse and reverse struck, but not coin design variety...

Anyway, thanks for explanation

best
David

But if this "variety" is mentioned on all coins pages then it should be also on these ones (including Georgia). You can check USA 1$ presidents. You'll see there type A and B.
Regards
Kuna

Yes, these should be in here as well. By the way almost all 2 euro coins have Type A and Type B.
Only few countries or years didn't do the two types.

There is proper description of how to recognise the two types.

http://www.collect2euros.fr/UK/UKedge.html

To be honest I would not mind spending some time slowly updating the list of all 2 euro coins that have type a and Type B in Numista catalogue if mods would let know if it is okay to do that. As I said there is few countries and years that didn't do it, but i am willing to do the job of updating Numista catalogue on this. Also not all commemorative 2 euro coins were minted in both types.

Quote: Dato MikeladzeThanks, Kuna
I understood
thank you.

 But I dont thinkthat  it could be called  variety....
In such case, Georgian 1 and 2 lari coins also have  such varietes, when you read  edge inscription from left to right if  obverse watch you, and if you read edge inscription from left to right  if reverse watch to you  

 I think its just planchet  position  variety after obverse and reverse struck, but not coin design variety...

Anyway, thanks for explanation

best
David

Actually yes, the 1 and 2 lari from Georgia should be also both added. It is two different variants of a coin. It is the same reason why we add different mintmarks. It changes the look of coin because details are different

Quote: KartWayYes, these should be in here as well. By the way almost all 2 euro coins have Type A and Type B.
Only few countries or years didn't do the two types.

There is proper description of how to recognise the two types.

http://www.collect2euros.fr/UK/UKedge.html

To be honest I would not mind spending some time slowly updating the list of all 2 euro coins that have type a and Type B in Numista catalogue if mods would let know if it is okay to do that. As I said there is few countries and years that didn't do it, but i am willing to do the job of updating Numista catalogue on this. Also not all commemorative 2 euro coins were minted in both types.

I am pretty sure that mods think it is OK. But you can't make change requests.

Quote: Kuna

Quote: KartWayYes, these should be in here as well. By the way almost all 2 euro coins have Type A and Type B.
Only few countries or years didn't do the two types.

There is proper description of how to recognise the two types.

http://www.collect2euros.fr/UK/UKedge.html

To be honest I would not mind spending some time slowly updating the list of all 2 euro coins that have type a and Type B in Numista catalogue if mods would let know if it is okay to do that. As I said there is few countries and years that didn't do it, but i am willing to do the job of updating Numista catalogue on this. Also not all commemorative 2 euro coins were minted in both types.

I am pretty sure that mods think it is OK. But you can't make change requests.

Why can't I make change requests?
I have done a few for some other coins and they have been.validated and updated

Quote: KartWay

Quote: Kuna

Quote: KartWayYes, these should be in here as well. By the way almost all 2 euro coins have Type A and Type B.
Only few countries or years didn't do the two types.

There is proper description of how to recognise the two types.

http://www.collect2euros.fr/UK/UKedge.html

To be honest I would not mind spending some time slowly updating the list of all 2 euro coins that have type a and Type B in Numista catalogue if mods would let know if it is okay to do that. As I said there is few countries and years that didn't do it, but i am willing to do the job of updating Numista catalogue on this. Also not all commemorative 2 euro coins were minted in both types.

I am pretty sure that mods think it is OK. But you can't make change requests.

Why can't I make change requests?
I have done a few for some other coins and they have been.validated and updated

Try.    

Oki.
But i still wanna hear more opinions too.
And if we add type a and Type B, then where do people with that coin marked already stay? Type a???

A yea, I see what you mean, because it was once off issue, it has no more year slots to have.
But also about other 2 euro coins that have year slots... Can anyone explain if so far there is only 2002 and someone is to change this one to 2002 type a and also to add another for 2002 type b, do the current people's coinlist start showing that they have type a?

Quote: KartWayA yea, I see what you mean, because it was once off issue, it has no more year slots to have.
But also about other 2 euro coins that have year slots... Can anyone explain if so far there is only 2002 and someone is to change this one to 2002 type a and also to add another for 2002 type b, do the current people's coinlist start showing that they have type a?

Yes, but there is no other way.