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Remember my post a couple days ago about the plastic coins of Transnistria? Well, look what I got in my mail today!

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Damn, they are so cute and colorful 🥰😍

In case you missed my previous post, these plastic coins are actual real money used in Transnistria, an unrecognised breakaway state that is internationally recognised as a part of Moldova.

After playing a bit with them, I can say they feel like hiqh quality poker chips. The plastic composite has a paper like feel, they are super light and despite putting a lot of force on them with my thumb, they barely bend. Only to return back to normal immediately.

As you can see, I got a full set of 1,3,5 and 10 Transnistria rubles, so a total of 19 rubles, for which I paid 5 euros plus 2 for postal fee. Probably a bit too much for a currency with super limited recognition but it was worth it just for the novelty :)

Something I forgot to mention the other day is that the portraits featured on these coins are from various Russian historic figures connected to the history of the country:

  • Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov, yellow 1 ruble coin
  • François-Paul Sainte de Wollant, green 3 ruble coin
  • Count Pyotr Alexandrovich Rumyantsev, blue 5 rubles coin
  • Catherine the Great, red 10 rubles coin




Ok, time to put my new friends back to their condom!

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In case you got jelly and want a set for yourself just search for them on eBay, amazon or whatever. They are pretty much everywhere and you can find a full set for anywhere from 5 to 20 euros.

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They are pretty cool, some plastic money that isn't a credit card!

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Finer that they have already arrived to you They are beautiful, but I still wonder if they melt easily when you put them in the fire, they are a novelty.

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I ended up getting only one set. Maybe you do that experiment? 😂😂😂

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The truth is that they are very pretty

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They are very different! hopefully the paint will last for a while !

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Dunno about the paint but structurally they feel very durable!

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These plastic coins looks very pretty.

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It’s really strange to see plastic coin money. But the Canadian bill money has be plastic for years now. So I guess it’s coming.

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It's great that you have photos of those plastic coins with the 2023 Hive Silver Round! I have a point of reference. Intrinsic value-wise, those coins are nothing compared to your silver round. But they are so cute and colorful, @trumpman!

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Yep, they are really cute! The hive silver round is accompanying almost all my silver posts these days !

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I have not seen such coins before, they look very beautiful.

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I remember that you recently shared about these plastic coins. These coins look good and cool but not as durable as metal. So you are collecting them as well

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Just for the novelty. They are one of a kind and cheap, so why not!

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While modern techy Transnistrian coins can be cool.
I'm more on the old fashioned side as far as Rooshin silver is concerned. спасибо @trumpman

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Oh neat, I have one too ❤️

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Nice. The plastic money looks like just something to collect. I am not sure if it will have value though.

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They don't, but they are cool to have :)

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Hope that in maximum 2 years this would be coins that are not used anywhere in the world, just for amusement. I like silver from real countries, not some phukin puppet states 🤡

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Those coins are so cool! I love the colors and the portraits. It's amazing that they're actually real money, even if they're not widely recognized.

I'm glad you were able to get a set for yourself.

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