Complete Collection of Authentic World Coins

Author: Jinquan Qianbi
Publisher: Not Available
Publication Date: 2000-01-01
Features: World Coins, Vast and Immense. To collect them comprehensively requires time and effort, and it's difficult to achieve results in a short period. The editor meticulously planned and spent four years searching through 190 countries worldwide, finally obtaining the treasured, limited-edition "Complete Collection of Authentic World Coins."
Top-Rare Items, Hard to Find
After four years of searching across the globe in over 190 countries, collecting 181 coin types from 198 countries, rare and scarce coins such as the Luxembourg coin, Australian dollar, and wartime coins from World War II and the Iraq War are included. These types are no longer in circulation and are extremely difficult to find.
Expert Involvement in Authentic Appraisal
All 181 coins from 198 countries have been personally selected and appraised by senior financial experts, authoritative coin appraisal scholars, and experienced collectors in China. They fully comply with the strict standards set by China's customs and other relevant institutions. The descriptive text is professionally and deeply written, perfectly matching the real coins.
A Gathering of Authentic Coins with Infinite Appreciation Value
This collection represents the collection efforts of major coin institutions and coin collectors worldwide, featuring the most complete variety of top specimens. The total weight of the set is nearly 8 kilograms. The real coins are meticulously crafted using an advanced embedding and lamination technique. The entire set is made of genuine coins and is a luxurious collector's item.
Luxurious Packaging, Limited-Edition Large Octavo
Designed by Hong Kong masters and produced by first-class Hong Kong manufacturers using imported materials, the cover features a color print, gold leaf edges, and a faux redwood and leather design with a gold-leaf package. A collector's album, gloves, and magnifiers are also included.
After Searching the World for Four Years, Only 10,000 Sets Are Obtained—Limited and Numbered for Exclusive Sale.
For over three thousand years, humanity has used metal coins. A small coin, in a limited space, integrates metal smelting and engraving, collecting methods, and artistic design, like a silent that vividly presents history to people. From these small coins, we can learn about the languages and cultures of different parts of the world, the changes in history, and the development of manufacturing processes. They embody the wisdom and art of many ethnic groups, combining painting, engraving, text, and decorative art. From billionaires to ordinary people, they are all captivated by their beauty.