Tuesday, 31 December 2013

Coin Count for 2013 – Not a Bad Year ….


Today I completed my coin count for 20131.  This is what I found (in brackets the numbers from 2012):

Currency

Face value
Number found
Total value, coins
£ Sterling
£5 (note)
0 (1)
£0.00 (5.00)

£2
1 (1)
£2.00 (2.00)

£1
10 (8)
£10.00 (8.00)

£0.50
4 (1)
£2.00 (0.50)

£0.20
20 (29)
£4.00 (5.80)

£0.10
4 (14)
£0.40 (1.40)

£0.05
85 (90)
£4.25 (4.50)

£0.02
25 (25)
£0.50 (0.50)

£0.01
96 (124)
£0.96 (1.24)
Total £s

245 (293)
£24.11 (£28.94)




Euro
E1
0 (2)
E 0.00 (2.00)

E0.50
0 (1)
E 0.00

E0.20
1 (1)
E 0.20 (0.20)

E0.10
6 (2)
E 0.60 (0.20)

E0.05
5 (10)
E 0.25 (0.50)

E0.02
10 (9)
E 0.20 (0.18)

E0.01
25 (14)
E 0.25 (0.14)
Total E

47 (38)
E 1.50 (E3.22)




Other currencies


US dollar
$0.10
1
$ 0.10
Ceska Koruna
CK 1.00
1
CK 1.00
Polish Groszy
G0.10
1
G0.10
Swiss Frank
SF0.05
1
SF0.00
Total others

4 (12)

   Total Total
296 (343)


As you can see, the coin count dropped for the second year running.  I blame the economy, people are dropping fewer coins because their pockets are empty.  Luckily I managed to find two more £1 coins than in the previous year, otherwise I would have been seriously down value wise.  I bet George Osborne never considered the serious repercussions of his cut-backs, and the effects on the country’s coin collectors.

If you are reading this blog, David Cameron, DO SOMETHING!!!!