Gold: € 114,78 gram, Silver € 1,55 gram, Platinum € 44,62 gram
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Collecting coins and the Tax Authority

Collecting coins and filing a declaration with the Tax Service? Many collectors invest in or save money coins Because this is their hobby. As a collector, it is sometimes difficult to calculate whether or not tax should be paid on this and whether parts of the collection should be added to the assets. This blog briefly outlines the types of taxes, where they are levied, and whether there are any exceptions.

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Bulgaria introduces new euro coins in 2026

On January 1st 2026, Bulgaria officially introduced the euro as its currency. a new legal means of payment, This made it the 21st country of the eurozone. A historic moment for the southeastern European country, which has been a member of the European Union since 2007 and has worked for years to meet the criteria for joining the eurozone!

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Romeinse Rijk Keizer Constantinus II koper 337-340
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The Roman minting

Many collectors are familiar with the term dinar or denar. These are often currencies in Southeast Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. But did you also know that the name of those currencies is derived from the time of the Roman coin strike? The Romans used their own currency system and that naturally included their own coinage. The coins come in various sizes and designs and, depending on the value, are also available in gold or silver, among other things.

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gouden tientje 1898
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The minting of the Kingdom of the Netherlands

The Dutch coins zijn beschikbaar van koning Willem de Eerste tot en met koning Willem-Alexander en zijn van koningin Beatrix zowel in gulden als in euro denominaties. Deze worden vandaag veel verzameld en zijn uniek in hun ontwerp. Ontdek in dit artikel alles over de muntslag van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden.

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