Because they meet more often, everyone wants to see the newest ones, but it's harder to find because there are fewer of them than the old ones. We enjoy what is. Good luck! 👋😉👍
I enjoy all your videos. And I like that you played the music from a while ago again ;) I wanted to tell you, have you never considered putting on nitrile gloves? For me, sometimes I don't like the metallic feel, and having to wash my hands well afterwards hehe A greeting from Spain. p.s.: I don't find many of the coins from the northern part of Europe here :( although I do enjoy those from my region. And I also get quite a few from Andorra, although they are all usually common. Do you think they have any greater value?
Hello, thank you for watching and supporting me. Well you say, I ask more people why they don't use gloves, it's harder to work with them, I don't mind washing them afterwards, that's how I accumulate the energy from everyone who walked with their hands on these coins. Andorran coins are rare, and I think that those who want to add it to their collection can pay double for such a coin. For example, I sell the Irish coins 2017, 18, 19, 20 here in Ireland for 5-6 euros each. They are in great demand because they are very rare. Thank you for your attention, and I wish you continued success.👋😉👍
