Excel spreadsheet of all coins in circulation

[alabomb 1]

Hi

New member, just started collecting a month or so ago. I'm just collecting all of the 50p, £1 and £2 that are currently in circulation and wanted to ask if anyone has a handy spreadsheet which lists them all so that I can tick them off as I go?

Thanks in advance

David

[Chingford 166]

http://www.checkyourchange.co.uk/

The above site Lists all the coins you mention, and has images of each, I wouldn't think it would take long to produce a spreadsheet

 

 

[Nutsaboutcoins 105]

There are numerous phone apps as well.

[alabomb 1]

I have now created this spreadsheet so if anyone else needs one in the future, pm me and I'll be happy to email it.

 

[Peter 615]

I'm sure it is great but the site is really for predecimal collectors so don't be disappointed by the lack of interest.Although thinking about it the "new penny" is now 47 years old

[alabomb 1]

Well I've just got an auction lot which included lots of predecimals which has just started my journey on that side of things so hope I'll be active in the other forums too!

[Coinery 1,244]

Well done alabomb, good work on the spreadsheets! There are plenty of decimal collectors out there, and some on here, it's great you're getting excited about stuff, it's addictive! ?

 

[Coinery 1,244]

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Edited March 6, 2017 by Coinery
Duplication

[Guest]

Hello, since beggining coin collecting a few months back I have been creating a spreadsheet will all decimal coin and note varieties 1/2p - £50 including minor edge beading varieties and portcullis varieties and other 'collector issues' if anyone has any research so that I don't have to do it myself I would be extremely grateful, especially anything on 2p to 10p varieties, thankyou

[Rob 3,219]

Get Dave Groom's two volumes on bronze and Cu-Ni. The Identification of British 20th Century (insert your own metal) Coin Varieties. DaveG38 on this forum is the person concerned. He might have a spare copy. As with any list it is continually being extended, but is a good start.

[Guest]

Thanks for advice, that's my plan, to keep extending it as more varieties are discovered and I find some I missed ?

The main reason I am doing it is to highlight the possibilities of new varieties and understand clearly how much we have know

Thanks