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Which world coins are collected the most??? posted by G G's Keepers

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A question I ask myself sometimes.

 

Friends and Society,

I was checking out a few other sets in the club as I do once in a while. The thought came again--- How many sets are graded in the countries where NGC and PCGS have set up camp? If you have a world collection and don't mind letting us know your competition, let us know the number of collectors in your series that you are working on. I have found a few sets with only 1 collector for competition and only one coin out of 29 for the series. I would like to get into world coins but would not have a interest in a set that has only 1 player to compete against.

 

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You should get into Mexican 8 Reales. Close tie with US coins, since Reales circulated in the colonies until 1854. Cap and Rays series is a nice way to ease into it. Personally, I collect the bust series of 8 Reales from colonial Mexico.

 

Check out my set for some examples:

 

https://coins.www.collectors-society.com/wcm/CoinCustomSetView.aspx?s=800

 

Just send me a message if you want to chat more. There are quite a few directions you can go with 8 Reales.

 

Cheers,

 

Roman.

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The number of collectors and level of interest is much greater in Europe than in the US.

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I did think there would be a few more replies than just two. My guess is that the world collectors moved over to PCGS after the switch was thrown.

Thank You Roman and RWB for your replies.

 

Rick

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Hey Rick I dont collect world coins,but looking through the registry it looks like Australian,Canadian,and Chinese have quite a few sets listed.I think you can scratch Chinese coins off that list if I remember correctly!!!! :facepalm:

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