Count down to Christmas with a unique numismatic Advent calendar.
Includes 24 different authentic coins from countries around the world.
Features coins from nations including Egypt, Greece, Vanuatu and many more.
Combines the festive tradition of Advent with the excitement of coin collecting.
A fun and educational way to discover world currencies and cultures.
A wonderful Christmas gift for collectors of all ages.
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Mietens
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Numismatic Advent Calendar
$84.99 AUD
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While today there are numerous types of Advent calendars and sometimes the most unusual things are hidden behind the doors in addition to sweets, the custom had a much more minimalist character at its origin. The earliest forms are known from the 19th century and differ depending on the region and denominational orientation. For example, at that time children were only allowed to wipe one of 24 chalk strokes from the wall each day, or to place a new straw in a manger. By contrast, this new numismatic Advent calendar is a lot more exciting. It includes 24 different coins from countries all over the world, from Egypt to Greece to Vanuatu.
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While today there are numerous types of Advent calendars and sometimes the most unusual things are hidden behind the doors in addition to sweets, the custom had a much more minimalist character at its origin. The earliest forms are known from the 19th century and differ depending on the region and denominational orientation. For example, at that time children were only allowed to wipe one of 24 chalk strokes from the wall each day, or to place a new straw in a manger. By contrast, this new numismatic Advent calendar is a lot more exciting. It includes 24 different coins from countries all over the world, from Egypt to Greece to Vanuatu.
