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Totenprinz
1 year ago

It’s just old and fucked.

In the best case, it is worth 2 euros.

Totenprinz
1 year ago
Reply to  dawnnauflock

I’m not sure.

I’ll put her on

LottoOtto99
1 year ago

No, the coin is just completely ass. You see.

Where’s that misconductive bullshit coming here lately? Every day people upload some broken coins and ask.

JesJu
1 year ago
Reply to  dawnnauflock

Make yourself smart about misprints.

There are good pages on the Internet.

Ergo first inform himself and then give a loud message (others call it K…….).

LottoOtto99
1 year ago
Reply to  dawnnauflock

Nope. Like the question, so the answer. Your coin is just completely broken and that even looks like a blind man. Why should I brush you for something like that?

You Kiddies are used to be praised for every brain fury. The Inge may do this in primary school, but in real life people tell you their opinion.

Daoga
1 year ago
Reply to  LottoOtto99

Because there is currently a total hype for real misprints, which are offered for madness prizes on Ebay, as in the past for misprinted stamps that every collector wanted. And of course everyone looks into the wallet and hopes that he has such a “shake”.

LottoOtto99
1 year ago
Reply to  Daoga

OK, may be, but why do the Kiddies mean that their completely destroyed coins are misprints? I don’t think that my rusted golf 3 is a valuable vintage car in good condition.

Bronzezeitler
1 year ago
Reply to  LottoOtto99

,

Lately?

I have been active here for seven years and so long and much longer, such questions are asked.

LottoOtto99
1 year ago
Reply to  Bronzezeitler

I’ve been a long time, I haven’t noticed that much as in the past 1-2 years.

Margita1881
1 year ago

Absolutely right, and then they’ll be cheeky, like at the schoolyard.

Daoga
1 year ago

Because today the greed for wealth is unlimited without its own power. Just at the Kiddies. And, of course, from ignorance, because they do not know all euro coins, which are coined with the bar on it (which is intended to represent a cave drawing), which has been coined in millions of editions, is set on the ongoing band as an alleged misprint or special coin. Coins with cheap gold plating also.

LottoOtto99
1 year ago

No. There’s no comma coming. Ready.

LottoOtto99
1 year ago

No.

LottoOtto99
1 year ago

No, that’s not true.

LottoOtto99
1 year ago

No.

LottoOtto99
1 year ago

No, it doesn’t mean it’s language.
No, there is definitely no comma.

Lol.

Jack98765
1 year ago

Get away from me. But it’s interesting how much you’ve interpreted into a short sentence 🙂

LottoOtto99
1 year ago

*that

Jack98765
1 year ago

Look, I can’t care if other people think about you that you’re not so smart when you say and write the only. If others know what you mean, it doesn’t matter. There’s no word, ready.

As you can ask for this coin here, I can repair you ^^

LottoOtto99
1 year ago

My answer was the first.
*that
*single

Jack98765
1 year ago

*single;)

There is no one.

LottoOtto99
1 year ago

Thank you

Bisambiber
1 year ago

Haha, I like you

Mittelalter1200
1 year ago

Moin

Possible damage due to heat, but the images are not very meaningful. It is in no case a misconception, and, on the other hand, this coin is already marginal for payment transactions, and I do not know whether it has to be accepted.

The value is 2 Euros, if still valid for payment.

Bronzezeitler
1 year ago

A very clear N E I N .

It’s just damaged.

Bisambiber
1 year ago

If the btw was a really valuable misprint that would be worth 5,000€ in the best condition, yours would be worth 50€.

It’s worth 2€ and more it won’t.

The preservation would always be almost worthless.

Average Roman coins are better preserved.

Bisambiber
1 year ago
Reply to  dawnnauflock

Boy…

It’s not a misprint, and you can’t even recognize it.

Bisambiber
1 year ago

This was just an example without real relevance

I could have taken 2000 and 3€

but you have to pay 4,95 porto

mulan2255
1 year ago

This looks very like a Cypriot coin that has suffered arg and can be considered quite broken.

I recommend reading the following:

https://www.muenzen.pro/2-euro failures/

https://www.muenzen.pro/2-euro-strichmaennchen-muenze-die-truheit-zum-wert/

webheiner
1 year ago

Probably not, the coin is simply extremely tapped.

Matermace
1 year ago

It’s just enormously damaged.

Blauefee1976
1 year ago

No, the coin is just broken!

edgar1279
1 year ago

No, it’s just cut off.

putzfee1
1 year ago

No, it’s just very worn out. Maybe there was a car over there. It doesn’t look like a misprint.

Gismo20001
1 year ago

I think it’s just broken.