Argentina Coins: Type CollectingCopyright © 2009 Ken Polssoninternet e-mail: contact@cointypes.info All rights reserved. Permission is granted to create web links to this site, not to copy these pages to other web sites. URL: http://cointypes.info/argentina/ |
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These pages show the different types of circulating coins produced in Argentina. My target audience is not so much the serious numismatist, but more the novice and casual collector.
Coins can be collected in various manners: coins for circulation versus coins for collectors, individual coins versus sets or rolls, circulated coins versus mint state, every date and mint mark versus major types. This Web site presents information to help with assembling a "type" collection of individual circulated Swedish coins. What is "type" collecting? Type collecting is assembling coins of different designs. A type set generally excludes minor variations that include the same basic design. Examples are date change, and mint marks. Major variations in coin composition (such as a switch from silver to bronze) constitute a type change, but a minor variation (such as reeded to plain edge) do not represent a type change. Different collectors will have their own opinions of what coins should be included in a type collection. The following is my interpretation of significant year-to-year changes in Argentine circulating coins. The monetary system of Argentina (starting with the 1881) proceeded as follows:
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