r/CURRENCY
r/CURRENCY focuses on paper money and coin identification, discussion and displaying of your awesome currency. This community is moderated by very, very experienced collectors with a lifetime of "REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE"!!! All collectors from Beginners to the very Experienced are welcome here. All posts are welcomed from Errors (Minor, Medium, Major) on coins and paper to all Fancy Serials and all Star Notes!! If you have questions on "Pocket Money" or "Damaged" coins and paper money, ask us.
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r/CURRENCY is a Collecting subreddit in the World category with 224,344 members. Use this page to track r/CURRENCY stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.
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