Thanks STG. these are self-adhesive flips, I prefer that to staples. I hope that one day I will have the 1959, I kept the place free. But at €500-600 a coin, I still doubt it.
No, these old francs have not been used in New Caledonia since 1948. All French francs have been demonetized with the changeover to the Euro and can no longer be exchanged.
@@TheGlobetrottersCollection No, no Euro with us. We use the Pacific franc. This currency is common to all French territories in the Pacific. New Caledonia, French Polynesia and Wallis and Futuna.
Big like 👍, nice sharing my friend 👌👌👌
Thank you so much. I'm glad to have finished this series.
A big congrats NC on completing your collection, you must be very satisfied, thanks for sharing your journey. Cheers Peter J 🤗👋🗽🦘👍
Thank you so much. Yes I am very happy to have finished this collection. Now I will focus on the next one.
Nice additions to the collection! The toning on the 1966 looks good, it's not ugly toning.
Thank you, I'm glad to have finished this collection. Yes the toning is nice and better in real life than on the video.
You are very meticulous and organized with your collection NC. Great silver pickups too! Cheers ✌🏻😊
Thank you my friend, yes I try to be methodical and clean.
Some beautiful additions to the collection my friend. It's really coming along.
Thank you so much. Now it's finally over.
Congratulations on completing your collection , very nice additions ! 👍
Thank you Jerry. It's always a pleasure to read your comments.
Great collection! That 65 is in great condition
Thank you for watching and commenting.
Austrian Stacker sent me.
Lots of regards from Germany 🤜🏻🤛🏻
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Those flips look much better to hold the coins. Congrats on getting those coins🥳 One day hopefully you will get the 59'.
Thanks STG. these are self-adhesive flips, I prefer that to staples.
I hope that one day I will have the 1959, I kept the place free. But at €500-600 a coin, I still doubt it.
Vintage!
Yesss. Thanks for watching.
Hey NC
I had my phone translate for me so I could read what you were saying.
That's very cool 😎 if you ask me 👍😕
Thank you so much. Glad you liked it. I really appreciate.
Now there's a coin that I do recognise. I have a few, but not sure on the dates.
Ah, glad you recognize these. That's what's great about this community, is that we all have to learn from each other.
Can these old French Francs be used in North Caledonia even today?
Can French Francs be exchanged as well ?
No, these old francs have not been used in New Caledonia since 1948. All French francs have been demonetized with the changeover to the Euro and can no longer be exchanged.
@@NCstacker Does that mean your country uses euros as well with the North Caledonian Franc?
@@TheGlobetrottersCollection No, no Euro with us. We use the Pacific franc. This currency is common to all French territories in the Pacific. New Caledonia, French Polynesia and Wallis and Futuna.
@@NCstacker Never heard of that before. I have never seen their currency.
@@TheGlobetrottersCollection Look in my videos, there is one on coins currently in use and one on banknotes.