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Clique para versão portuguesa.
This site is dedicated to Portuguese Coins. Here you can find a directory of coins produced
in Portugal since the Monarchy until the current days with the Euro.
The site was born in 1999 from a personal project to share information amoung coin collectors. Since then
it has been re-structured several times to accomodate more functionality. Now it returns with a more
professional design and very soon with a new set of services.
Amoung our plans are the following: a marketplace for private collectors, an image database with images
of all coins, a blackboard for comercial advertisement, a forum and many more.
To reach our objectives we are dependent on sponsoring.
Link Exchange
Luso Numismatix is currently open to exchange links in the section "Help » Interesting Links".
Send your link exchange request through
Contacts
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[2007-11-26] Numismatics Plan 2008
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The portuguese Numismatics Plan 2008 has been published by the National Mint. Among the news is the release of 1.50 and 2.5 Euro coins and the end of the 5, 8 and 10 Euro coins production.
PDF version available [here]
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[2007-08-31] Malta and Cyprus joining Euro
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In January 2008 the Euro will be the official currency in Malta and Cyprus. The EMU grows then to 15 member states. The new coin images can be found [here]
 
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[2007-07-29] Luso Numismatix in portuguese
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A portuguese version has been released due to the large number of portuguese visitors. To switch the languages click on a flag in the top-left.
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[2007-04-28] Upcoming Euro coins 2007
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The upcoming commemorative coins of 2, 5, 8 and 10 euro have been added to the directory together with images of the prototypes.
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[2007-03-08] New Euro coin common side
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Due to the enlargement of EU the Euro coin common sides will change. The old coins were representing the Eurozone member countries. The new coins will represent a geographical image of Europe. The change takes effect in all new coin production as from Jannuary 2007.
The old and new common sides are available in the ECB website.
http://www.ecb.int/bc/euro/coins/common/html/index.en.html
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