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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Aidan Work, post: 28563, member: 1824&quot;]To me,a coin is anything that is recognised as being legal tender &amp; actually circulates for its face value,or be available at face value.A silver</p><p>10 Euro coin is a coin,as you can get it from a bank in the issuing Euro-Zone country at the face value,&amp; it can be used in the country.</p><p><br /></p><p>A medal-coin,on the other hand,is a piece that cannot be obtained at its</p><p>face value.It may not be in circulation,as its intrinsic value is far more than its face value,or the unit of currency expression is not in common use.A good example of a medal-coin is the New Zealand $5 &amp; $10 pieces,</p><p>as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand churns them out &amp; charges a massive premium above the face value for them.I don&#039;t go for them at all</p><p>for this very reason.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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