Smithwick Numismatics

Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 10 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Article

Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 1 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Article

Jakob Hurt, The King of Estonian Folklore: 10 Kroon (Estonia, 2007)-Reference

Kristjan Raud, The Symbolic Painter: 1 Kroon (Estonia, 1992)-Reference

Notes Of The New Markka #1: 1 Markka (Finland, 1963)-Reference

Karl Ernst Von Baer, The Scientist Explorer: 2 Krooni (Estonia, 1992)-Reference

Jakopič, Pioneer Of Slovene Impressionism: 100 Tolarjev (Slovenia, 2003)-Reference

Baron Jurij Vega, The Mathematician-Artillery Officer:50 Tolarjev (Slovenia, 1992)-Reference

Valvasor, Historian Of The Slovenian People: 20 Tolarjev (Slovenia, 1992)-Reference

Primož Trubar, Reformer Of The Slovene Language: 10 Tolarjev (Slovenia, 1992)-Reference

Notes Of The Restored Latvian Republic: 2 Rubļi (Latvia, 1992)-Article

Medb, The Warrior Queen Of Connacht: 1 Pound (Ireland, 1989)-Article

Von Ghega, The Engineer Nobleman: 20 Schilling (Austria, 1967)-Article

The Head Of Zeus: 1000 Drachmae (Greece, 1970)-Reference

Rigas Feraios, Writer Of The Hellenic Enlightenment: 200 Drachmae (Greece, 1996)-Reference

The Statesman From Corfu, Father of a Nation: 500 Drachmae (Greece, 1983)-Reference

The Piraeus Athena and Literature: 100 Drachmai (Greece, 1978)-Article

The Hens of Éire: 1 Penny (Ireland, 1968)-Article

The Head of Poseidon: 50 Drachmae (Greece, 1978)-Founder's Article

Unifying Europe's Finances

Prior to the 1 January 2002 introduction of the Euro. Western Europe was dominated a diverse variety of national currencies. While now obsolete, the former currencies of the Euro-zone remain popular collector's items. Supplies of uncirculated examples are becoming increasingly scarce.