Coins are state-approved means of payment or are collected in a manner similar to postage stamps.

In addition to their market value, the coins can also have a collector's value. Demand is determined by the interest of collectors, price fluctuations, fashion waves or current political events.

Modern coins usually have three inscriptions :

• the country,
• the value (from nominal and currency unit) and
• the year of issue.

In the case of euro coins, there is usually an identification mark for the country on the reverse of the coin. In addition, the who is usually on the back. The face of the coin is where the head of the ruler or the coat of arms of the republic can be seen. In between is the edge of the coin, which is fluted or labeled.

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