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World-Wide Coin Exchange

Hello! My name is Don Norris. I collect common coins of the world by type. If you live in a country other than the United States, your pocket change is my treasure! Lets trade! Have you been keeping up with the State Commemorative Quarter program here in the U.S.? Five unique state quarters each year through 2009! And I'll trade them in uncirculated condition for common coins of your country! If you live in the U.S., take a look at my world doubles list. Perhaps we can swap coins 1 for 1 or by value!

Wow! I was recently featured in COIN WORLD Magazine!

Here is my list of coins available for trade.
(These coins are not available for sale right now.)

Here is my WANT list!

Here are my current eBay listings:
Click on this quarter to learn more about the50-State Coin program. --->
Along with most types of pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters, I have Kennedy and bicentennial halfs, Susan B. Anthony and Sacagawea dollars to trade. And LOTS of world coins listed by KM#.
Now available, Presidential dollar coins! (Click on the image to learn more about them.) I will have them available for trade by coin or by roll. Send a note to don@worldcoingallery.com and lets get to know each other. This could be the beginning of a lasting friendship! I have been trading coins over the Internet since 1999, so I have lots of good references around the globe. Simply run a web search on my name and "coins" to find out who I have traded with.
Click here to see the 12 original Euro sets!
Click here to see the status of the European Union!
Click here to send me a note!

(Or address your note to don@worldcoingallery.com)

Just for fun, try my "Coin Collector's Geography Quiz" ??
!! Or my "Coin Identification Quiz" !!

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This is my collection of world coins. Here you will find foreign coin photos, coin values and other information useful for coin collecting. Some coins came from the coin mint, some came from coin dealers, some came from coin auction. Some are stored in coin folders, others are stored using other coin supplies. Many of these coins are silver coins and a few are gold coins. This information is useful for coin collecting software and cataloging coin types and coin values in U.S. dollars.