Non standard euro circulation coins [επιλυμένο]

Are 2 ½, 5 and 7 ½ euro coins legal tender in Portugal?

For example: N#9131

N#12019

N#26922

tokul

Are 2 ½, 5 and 7 ½ euro coins legal tender in Portugal?

 

For example: N#9131

N#12019

N#26922

 

Yes, they are legal tender in Portugal – and in Portugal only.

However, you will not be able to spend these coins in a store or shop. They are NCLT.

Describing them as ''Type – Circulating commemorative'' is wrong. It should be changed/ modified in the listings of the coins.

What about the 3 Euro coins from Slovenia, are they spendable in shops or are they not for circulation?

redlock

 

However, you will not be able to spend these coins in a store or shop. They are NCLT.

They are coin. I think I could spend them. Probably the store will not recognize them :)

I'd like to make a test next time in Paris or Vienna, where you can have some coins at facial value at mint shop.. I'd like to try to spend them..

tokul

Are 2 ½, 5 and 7 ½ euro coins legal tender in Portugal?

 

For example: N#9131

N#12019

N#26922

 

Pelo que tenho conhecimento,(vou falar de Portugal, e julgo que será assim em todos os países da Europa) toda e qualquer moeda comemorativa emitida pelo Banco de Portugal, tem curso legal no país à excepção das moedas em metais nobres, como a prata, ouro, platina. Estas moedas em metais nobres, o valor comercial é superior ao valor nominal, daí que a aceitação não se justifica. Mas existe sempre a probalidade de aparecer uma moeda destas no circuito comercial,esta é a minha opinião. 

Falves1961

tokul

Are 2 ½, 5 and 7 ½ euro coins legal tender in Portugal?

 

For example: N#9131

N#12019

N#26922

 

Pelo que tenho conhecimento,(vou falar de Portugal, e julgo que será assim em todos os países da Europa) toda e qualquer moeda comemorativa emitida pelo Banco de Portugal, tem curso legal no país à excepção das moedas em metais nobres, como a prata, ouro, platina. Estas moedas em metais nobres, o valor comercial é superior ao valor nominal, daí que a aceitação não se justifica. Mas existe sempre a probalidade de aparecer uma moeda destas no circuito comercial,esta é a minha opinião. 

Probeer het eens in het engels, dit schiet niet op. Bedankt.

There is a translate button above each message, try it.

DuikerTS

There is a translate button above each message, try it.

I know that. Still I think it is more polite and convinient to put things in english here.

It's also not very effective (the translation service is not free for Numista), why should dozens of people translate the same thing instead of just one person?

yvon

DuikerTS

There is a translate button above each message, try it.

I know that. Still I think it is more polite and convinient to put things in english here.

Qual o problema de cada um escrever no seu idioma?

Existe alguma regra que diga que devemos escrever em Inglês, ou outro idioma qualquer?

Uma vez que a tradução pode ser feita, não vejo relevância na afirmação.

Falves1961

Qual o problema de cada um escrever no seu idioma?

This is an English speaking forum.

It's just plain rude and totally unnecessary to write here in another language. 

If you don't speak English either don't write here or use (for example) Google translation and then put your translated English response here.

Ich schreibe meine Antworten schließlich auch nicht in Deutsch.

Hello,
 

I deleted some unnecessarily derogatory messages. Let's all try to remain polite and welcoming.

Also, I would like to clarify that it's fine to post in other languages than English on this forum. There are currently no forums in Portuguese, Italian, Russian and Dutch. The websites in these languages share the same forum as the English version of Numista. We thought it doesn't make sense to multiply the forums, and that it would be nice to merge the communities and get insights from a more diversified community.

Falves1961 replied to a question about Portuguese coins. I assume he is not comfortable with writing in English and still wanted to help. There is no reason to be rude about it. We can use the translation button to see the message in our own language.

Fully agree with what Xavier said. Let's be inclusive instead of divisive.

DuikerTS

Fully agree with what Xavier said. Let's be inclusive instead of divisive.

Tive a oportunidade de esclarecer, com o Xavier, e tudo ficou resolvido