Join me in welcoming redlock to the Castle KOTCT Members Forum! Please take a moment and tell us about yourself and what your collecting passions are. We have an adult atmosphere (No Mothers or Fathers to moderate). Great members from around the world are all ready to introduce themselves and share their collecting passions, and share their knowledge as well. Have fun and enjoy the site. It has no shortage of "Bells & Whistles" to tinker with. Also, please take the time to complete your profile information. It's this info that helps us better get to know you.
Again, I extend my wand in welcoming redlock to The Knights of the Coin Table and Castle KOTCT Members Forum!
Merlin
Welcome to the castle redlock.
Hope you enjoy yourself here.
Hi redlock, welcome to KOTCT. Any friend of Steve's is a friend of ours. ;D
Welcome Ralf, glad you finally made it over the moat and into the Castle.
We are not a very busy site, but the guys here are all very friendly. :)
Welcome
Hi, welcome! Tell us who don't know you, what you collect and do for fun!
Welcome to The Knights of the Coin Table Redlock!!!! What do you collect?
Hi Folks!
I am happy to be here. Thanks to triggersmob for bringing me to this site.
I am from Germany.
I had collected Deutsche Mark coins as a kid and teenager. Alas, I lost interest in coin collecting in my late teens and sold the coins a couple of years later. I now regret that. But hindsight is always 20/20, isn't it.
Many years later, when the Euro coins were introduced in 2002 my interest in coin collecting began to rekindle.
I began to collect Euro coins. However, I only collect and have collected Euro coins made for (actual) circulation. No NCLT coins! And no Euro coins from the Vatican, San Marino and Monaco either. But when the EU changed the rules for those ''not-EU members but having the Euro'' countries a few years ago, I did start to collect the coins from those three countries, too, because there were finally coins made for actual circulation from these countries, and one could get them at reasonable prices from dealers (best example are the 50 Cent coins from the Vatican) or in trades.
I liked the idea of the 2 Euro commemorative coins and started to collect them, too. However, a few years ago, the EU changed the rules here, too. Instead of one 2
Hey redlock....nice to see you on here as well.
Will be in touch via email.
Ken