World Coin Sets

Six coins, 1, 5, 10, 50, 100 & 500 Pesos, the 100 & 500 are bi-metallic, South America, make great wine.

This fantastic set of 12 Crowns from the Democratic Republic of the Congo was issued in 2010. It depicts Warriors of the World in crownsized Proof sliver plated 10 Franc pieces. It is listed as KM201-212, but it is the first time that we have seen them or owned them. They are gleaming two-toned proofs and look just like a silver coin, but they are in fact heavily silver plated. They depict the following warriors: Ninja, Chinese, Templar Knight, English Archer, Spartan, Gladiator, Zulu, Mongolian, Centurion, Viking, Celtic & Samurai. We bought them right and we are going to sell them right. You can have the whole collection of 12 different Warrior Crowns for a very fair and reasonable price. Get in quickly at this price.

Six very large coins, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100 & 500 Colones. Central America, they sure made big coins.

This mint set comes from Croatia and is made up of 4 coins, the 1, 2, 5 & 10 Lipa. They were issued between 1997-2001 when the Croation currency was quite strong. All coins listed are in Uncirculated condition and many have now been replaced with different coins, making these rather interesting and difficult to get.

In 1963 Cyprus issued its first coinage after gaining independence only three years earlier. Before that in 1955, the British colonial authorities decimalised the island’s currency using the “pound-mil” system whereby the pound was subdivided into 1,000 mils. It was not until 1983 that the subdivision was changed to 100 cents to the pound. We can now offer a full set of these post-independence coins showing the name of the country in both Greek and Turkish.

This is a Coincraft Special Offer! Three coins from Denmark each issued with hole in the centre. They were used up until World War Two and then they were replaced. The coins are the 1, 2 and 5 Ore struck in copper and with that hole in the middle. This was in order to differentiate denominations that were of similer size and metal. This is not a set you see everyday, infact you don’t see all that often at all. One of our dealers came up with this hoard and at a price we just could not believe. At Coincraft if when we make a good buy, our collectors make a good buy. You can have this interesting set of three Danish coins used up to World War Two for just £3.75. Get them while you can it sure is a Special Offer.

Five coins: 1 Centavo, 5 Centavos, 10 Centavos, 25 Centavos and Half a Peso. Dated 1987-1991. You never see most of these coins, especial the ½ Peso with the 3 head.

The Netherlands issued their own coinage, but now only use Euro coins. One of our suppliers has put together type sets of the old, pre-Euro coins that each country used to use. It is getting harder and harder to find the coins to make up these sets, so supplies are limited. All coins are circulated, which means that they were actually used as money. You get the 1 Gulden, 25c 10c and 5c coins.

5 coins 2005-12, 5, 10, 25, 50 Milliemes and 1 Piastre bi-metallic.

In 1953 Elizabeth was crowned Queen Elizabeth II and the whole world celebrated. Four countries of the British Commonwealth issued Crowns which honoured this event. For the first time we can offer the whole collection of Coronation Crowns. They were issued by Canada, South Africa, New Zealand and of course Great Britain. Two of the crowns, Canada and South Africa are Silver and the other two are cupro-nickel, all are in Extremely Fine or better condition. The collection of four Coronation Crowns is fitted into a Sandhill Case. Please remember that this is the first time that we have offered this Collection. What a fantastic collection this is, all four Coronation Crowns issued some 52 years ago. THIS PRODUCT IS CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK.

Estonia, while quite an old country, has not been issuing coins for all that long, really only since the breakup of the Russian group of countries. This is a five-coin set in the early 2000s. They are in Brilliant Uncirculated condition and the denominations are 10, 20 (twice) & 50 Senti, and 1 Kroon. We have been to their capital Tallin a few times and it is a wonderful city. The old part of town has been rebuilt and is a great tourist attraction. Five coin sets of Brilliant Uncirculated Estonian coins.

1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c and $1.00 all with the Queen’s portrait on them.

Seven coins from 1967-1984, 1, 5, 10, 20 and 50 Pennia plus the 1 and 5 Markkaa. This a very difficult set to put together, especially in Uncirculated condition

A nice group of Egyptian coins all in Uncirculated condition. It is hard to find Uncirculated modern coins, as they are used every day and therefore usually come circulated. You get the 10 Milliemes, 5 Piastres, and 10 Piastres of about 1960 plus the 5 & 10 Piastres commemoratives of the 1st anniversary of the October War (1974). An interesting set and one that is very difficult to put together today, especially in Uncirculated condition.

These coins were used in France from 1931 until the start of World War II. They are struck in aluminum-bronze or as the Canadian’s call it, tombac. You get the 50 Centime, 1 Franc and 2 Franc coin all in selected used condition. You have the head of Liberty on one side and the value and date on the other side.

From the late 1800s until about 1920 the French issued a beautiful set of coins 1/2 Franc to the 2 Francs. It had a woman sowing grain and we guess was based on the paintings of Millet. We've managed to put together date sets of the three silver denominations, Half Franc, One Franc, and Two Francs. This set is dated 1916. All sets contain matching dates and the coins are in Extremely Fine or better condition. They are still toned, as we have not touched them. But we do believe these are some of the most attractive coins that France has issued in modern times. Supplies are extremely limited and we think they are beautiful.

From the late 1800’s until about 1920 the French issued a beautiful set of coins 1/2 Franc to the 2 Francs. It had a woman sowing grain and we guess was based on the paintings of Millet. We've managed to put together date sets of the three silver denominations, Half Franc, One Franc and Two Francs. This set is dated 1917. All sets contain matching dates and the coins are in Extremely Fine or better condition. They are still toned, as we have not touched them. But we do believe these are some of the most attractive coins that France has issued in modern times. Supplies are extremely limited and we think they are beautiful.

From the late 1800’s until about 1920 the French issued a beautiful set of coins 1/2 Franc to the 2 Francs. It had a woman sowing grain and we guess was based on the paintings of Millet. We've managed to put together date sets of the three silver denominations, Half Franc, One Franc and Two Francs. This set is dated 1919. All sets contain matching dates and the coins are in Extremely Fine or better condition. They are still toned, as we have not touched them. But I do believe these are some of the most attractive coins that France has issued in modern times. Supplies are extremely limited and we think they are beautiful.

These 1, 2 and 5 franc aluminium coins began circulating in newly liberated France in 1945 to replace the ones introduced by the Vichy Regime. Their introduction meant a return of the Republican motto “Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité” (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity) instead of “Travail, Famille, Patrie” (Work, Family, Fatherland) that was brought in under the Occupation. Originally the US planned to introduce its own occupation currency, but the move was blocked by General Charles de Gaulle who saw it as nothing more than “counterfeit money”.

We have a wonderful collection of French coins issued just before they started to issue Euro coins. There are nine different French coins in this collection, all in selected circulated condition. There are two different 10 Franc coins including a bi-metallic one. You get the 5, 10 and 20 Centimes plus the 1/2 Franc, 1, 2, 5 Francs plus two types of the 10 Francs. A total of nine different French coins, all used before the Euro existed and who knows they might need them again… Not easy to put nine different French coins together, but we have. You can own the entire collection for a very reasonable price. If the Euro ceases to exist, they might use Francs again…

In the wake of the Second World War high levels of inflation in France led to the withdrawal from circulation of all denominations below 1 franc. By 1950 the larger copper-nickel 10 franc coin had to be replaced by a much smaller one in aluminium bronze, along with 20 and 50 franc coins also struck in aluminium bronze. In 1954 a copper-nickel 100 franc coin was also introduced. We can now offer a set of these four high-denomination coins that circulated until the introduction of the new franc in 1960.

Gambia is one of the smallest countries on the African Continent by land area. But it is one country that a lot of British tourists go to. Getting the coins out of the country can be a problem, but a friend managed it. There are four Brilliant Uncirculated coins in the set, 1 Butut with ground nuts, 5 Bututs with a sailboat, 10 Bututs with a bird on it and the 25 Bututs with a palm tree. The coins are all dated 1998 and in Brilliant Uncirculated condition.

The Deutsch Mark was the official currency of the Federal Republic of Germany from its launch in 1948 until 1990, and from reunification with East Germany in 1990 until the introduction of the euro in 2002. It replaced the Allied Military currencies that circulated in each of the country’s Occupation Zones after World War 2. We can now offer this set of 6 circulated coins, which includes the 1, 2, 5, 10 and 50 Pfennig, as well as the 1 Deutsch Mark coin.

Coin Mint Set. 1, 2, 10, 20 50 and 100 Drachma 1992-2000. 2 big coins and a most unusual and difficult set to get today.

6 coin mint set containing 1 Quetzal, 50, 25, 10, 5, and 1 Centavos.